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Our summer semester has come to an end. These classes will be offered again next summer. Please see the fall semester schedule, due to begin in late September.
We believe parents are a child's best teacher, which is why Kindermusik home materials are an essential part of our programs. Making use of these age-appropriate materials at home means the musical fun and learning continues outside of class. This provides you with the best value for your Kindermusik dollar. (Please note we make no profit on home materials.) To register for any of our classes, please go to the "Register" link on our home page. Newborn to 1.5 years - 2 different themes: Peek-A-Boo! I Love You!
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Class Times: Busy Days
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1.5 years to 3 years - 2 different themes: Zoo Train!
Price: Class Times: Creatures in My Backyard
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3 and 4 year-olds - On the Road
Price: Class Times: 5 weekly classes, 45 minutes
5 to 7 year-olds - Around the World
Price: Class Times: For registration instructions, please select the "Register" link. Contact Lynn Thompson, our Kindermusik director, at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it (or 728-4191) for more information. |
More than just a curious story, Mother Goose games like peek-a-boo help babies understand
language. In this special camp, uncover more ways to say "I love you"
using American Sign Language, soap bubbles, and parent-baby dances. Plus, parents
can meet with other newborns and families in the community and learn how music improves
the child development process.
Set your baby's day to classical music. With a little more Tchaikovsky in your "Twinkle,
Twinkle" repertoire discover new ways baby benefits from the classics as you
develop an appreciation for the world's most respected music. Each lesson features
new activities and songs that the parent can sing for all the places baby and mom
go together—the store, the playground, the doctor, and more.
Toddlers and trains make a natural match—always on the move. Tag along this summer
with a traveling zoo train. Bring your own stuffed animals for the petting zoo.
Wear long white socks on your hands for polar bear paws and learn about real animals
in the zoo. Sing songs for clapping time, and use music to help toddlers regulate
emotions.
Give children something to sing about in their own backyards. Be the flower from
the "seed's" perspective. Run and jump in rain puddles made from hula
hoops. Snack on whole wheat mini-waffles dipped in honey, just like a real honeycomb.
Shoo real flies and sing "Shoo Fly."
Re-live your childhood, with your child. Every song is likely to revive a memory
from your summers’ past. Play “Eye Spy” and find shapes in the clouds to pass the
time. Take imaginary trips in a bus named “Van Go” to fun-filled vacation destinations
such as the carnival, a summer cottage, and the beach.
Take an imaginary trip—explore the exotic cultures of Germany, Japan, Africa, England,
and Mexico. Play the native instruments. Drape sheets over cardboard boxes and sing
over the German mountain tops. Toss peanuts on the floor and bring good luck to
one's home in this Japanese custom. Send messages in Nigeria with "talking
drums."
Huronia Arts Academy
Call (705) 725-0395
25 Toronto St. Barrie
