
Mainly music sessions are run every Tuesday of the South Australian School term from 9:30am - 11am for pre-school age children, (new born - 5y/o) and parent/caregiver.
COST $3 PER CHILD OR $5 PER FAMILY UNDER 12 MONTHS IS FREE
CONTACT DETAILS Bronnie Lyrtzis 0421 55 33 52
ADDRESS Salisbury Family Church 144 Frost Rd Brahma Lodge PH: 08 8258 2085
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Mainly Music
Mainly Music
Young children and their caregivers enjoying music, rhyme, rhythm, creative dance and more
Young children developing skills - co-ordination, fine motor
movements, large motor movements, social interaction, appreciation of
music and musical styles, language development
Providing children with a structured learning environment and then a time of free play
Bringing adult and child together for a time of safe interaction,
and in doing so, teaching adults rhymes and songs that can be used at
home to help with cleaning up, colours, counting, and more
An opportunity for parents to network with other parents of young children
Workshops and courses are sometimes offered to help enhance parenting skills
Events are held to encourage family fun … such as family nights
Opportunities for families to be helped - practical needs such as meals, transport, babysitting
Celebration of Mothers’ Day and Fathers’ Day - reminding parents that they are undertaking a very important role as parent
In short, mainly music is an opportunity for adults and young
children to build memories and spend time together, sharing special
time with each other the aim of mainly music.
The aim of mainly music is to provide an environment where young children develop skills to enhance their early education, through the use of music, rhythm, rhyme, and other music related activities with the participation of a parent or primary caregiver.
A quick overview
Each week parents and care givers, bring their children for an hour music session of rhyme, movement, listening and more. The adults must participate in the session, and in fact, it is vital that they do so, because this encourages the children to enter into the actions and singing.
At this session, adults and children are giving morning tea. This allows time for children to enjoy each others company, and to develop social skills. It also allows those adults who don't have a wide circle of friends to be introduce to others to who have young children.
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