Get to know our programs
While your little one sings and moves, he will be also building his language, social and cognitive skills!​
Our 45-minute lesson typically involves:
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Routines
The class usually begins with a warm welcome activity and ends with gentle song or lullaby, allowing children to wind down, prepare for class or reflect on it.
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Songs and Rhymes
Instructors lead children in singing familiar songs and engaging in rhythmic chants, helping to develop language skills and musical awareness.
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Movement Activities
Children participate in movement activities that encourage physical coordination, such as dancing, hopping, and exploring different
ways to move to music.
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Instrument Exploration
Class includes a time to play simple instruments like shakers, drums, or bells, promoting hand-eye coordination and rhythm skills.
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Storytime or Imaginative Play
A short story or imaginative play segment may be included, allowing children to connect music with storytelling and creativity.
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Parent Participation
Parents or caregivers are often involved in activities,
fostering bonding and providing support as children explore music.
Skills developed
Language: Children learn to identify sounds in words and become more aware of the rhythm of language
Physical development: Children develop coordination by learning about steady beat, meter, and rhythm
Social-emotional skills: Children learn to develop self-control and confidence
Cognitive skills: Children learn to develop creativity and problem-solving skills
Early math skills: Children learn early math skills through specialised activities
3 levels of classes
Each designed for children at different
developmental levels
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Activities: Listening to songs and rhymes, playing with instruments, and doing back-and-forth vocal play
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Bonding exercises: Story time, massage, and relaxation activities
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Sensory experiences: Exploring new sounds, sensations, and objects
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Social experiences: Learning to anticipate patterns and embrace unfamiliar social experiences
What are the benefits of Foundations?
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Fosters listening and communication skills
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Enhances eye-tracking skills
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Improves balance and control over their movements
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Develops core muscle strength
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Fosters language and literacy skills
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Develops the ability to anticipate patterns, which help prepare them for math and musical theory
FOUNDATIONS
From birth to 12 months old
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Learn basic music concepts
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Explore new words, objects, and movements
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Participate in circle dances to strengthen listening skills and pattern recognition
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Sing and play repetitive songs to build tonal awareness
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Play instruments to enhance fine motor abilities
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Listen to music to bond with their caregivers
What can parents and caregivers expect?
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Parents and caregivers learn bonding techniques
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Parents and caregivers can connect with other parents and caregivers
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Parents and caregivers can learn how to brighten up their everyday routines at home with music and movement
Level 1
For toddlers aged 12–24 months
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Sing and dance along to music
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Play instruments and learn about them
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Listen to stories and learn early literacy skills
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Children and caregivers interact with each other
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Caregivers receive advice on how to use music at home
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Caregivers receive digital home materials
What are the benefits of Level 2?
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Develops children's social, cognitive, and physical skills
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Improves pre-reading and literacy skills
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Fosters listening skills
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Helps children develop visual spatial skills
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Helps children develop creative problem solving skills
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Boosts children's school readiness
2025 term dates
Term 1 (March 4 - April 3)
Term 2 (April 29 - June 26)
Term 3 ( July 15 - September 11)
Term 4 (October 7 - December 4)