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Research consistently shows that early exposure to music can boost brain development, improve hand-eye coordination, and enhance language skills.
Young musicians don’t get a vacation from practicing music.
Nowadays, we teach our children to practice music daily while implementing a myriad of music challenging games, video recordings for grandparents, rewards at the end of the successful week of practice, and so on.… Read More
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During the winter holiday season, it’s not uncommon to find
Priceless substitute teacher My child is currently fond of Amelia Bedelia stories and you can see the book cover above where Amelia is substituting for a teacher.
My daughter has started Kindergarten and I don’t know what to do. She leaves for school at 7:45 in the morning and gets back around 3:30. It is a long day for her and she often seems so tired when she gets home from school.… Read More
I, the founder of Music Teacher LA, would like to thank our Los Angeles community for another year in business. We have been serving local families for 24 years!!! Music Teacher LA is celebrating 24 years in business providing quality in-home music lessons to musically inclined families!… Read More
Today, September 9th is the Teddy Bear Day.
A Teddy Bear is a soft cuddly toy and special friend to children all over the world. He’s warm and cozy and makes you feel secure. He’s huggable, lovable, and shareable.
The name Teddy Bear originated from an incident on a bear hunting, where Theodore Roosevelt accidentally wounded a bear, unaware that she was a mother to a little cub.… Read More
Children are not born with the life skills and characters that are necessary for them to be successful in their future.
Taking responsibility for their own behavior, learning to build relationships with others, doing well at school, becoming proficient problem solvers, and making the right decisions come with learning self-discipline.… Read More
Today we will be making a tin can drum. Coming up with a new music activity for children, I thought of the coffee can drum and recalled my own “Coffee Story”.
Years ago, after I stopped nursing my young child, I craved coffee.… Read More
I am happy to announce that my article “How to Raise a Musical Child” has been published today on Answers.com- a community-generated social knowledge Q&A platform.… Read More
