Have you ever thought about how a simple activity like blowing soap bubbles can stimulate so many skills? “I love watching soap bubbles!” And you?! View this post on Instagram A post shared by Bebel Ribeiro (@bebel.flute)
For a child, learning happens in a multisensory way: they listen, observe, feel, move, and transform sound into experience!
Every child has the potential to develop musical skills as naturally as they learn to speak their mother tongue!
Joca is my music class assistant! He is 6 years old and has been joining me in classes here in Halifax since 2017. Joca’s participation is especially marked at the beginning and end of the classes, when he greets and says goodbye to the…
Shortly after birth, babies are already able to distinguish voices and intonations and associate them with certain emotional states. The habit of singing to babies helps develop both receptive and expressive language during the first year of life!
Learning to play the flute was Vivi’s dream, and inspired by her sons, she started to take lessons a year ago. Since then, it has been beautiful seeing her development and every single improvement she makes.