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Title: Music and Toddlers


1
Music and Toddlers
  • Student Created

2
Music and Toddlers Go Together
  • Toddlers love nursery rhymes.
  • Singing to their animals.
  • To have their parents sing them a lullaby.

3
Music Helps
  • Music helps create what is called a rich sensory
    environment
  • Taste
  • Smells
  • Textures
  • Colors
  • Sounds
  • Being able to experience all of the above helps
    create more pathways between cells in the brain.

4
How Toddlers Respond
  • Toddlers respond to music best when they can
    experience it. This includes
  • Rocking
  • Marching
  • Rolling
  • Tapping
  • Clapping

5
Keeping Time
  • Toddlers are at an age now when they can keep
    time sporadically. They have trouble keeping
    rhythm but they are learning to keep a steady
    beat.
  • Mostly though, they love to march around with a
    pot and a wooden spoon creating noise.

6
Music Can Also Teach Facts and Skills
  • ABCs teaches the alphabet.
  • There Was and Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly
    teaches rhyming and memory.
  • No More Monkeys Jumping on the Bed teaches
    counting.
  • Itsy Bitsy Spider and the Wheels on the Bus
    teach coordinated movements.
  • These songs help create the skills that are
    needed for math and reading later on.

7
Music and Transitions
  • When music is part of the everyday schedule, it
    helps toddlers to feel more secure because they
    know what to expect.
  • Bath timeNow its bath time, now its bath
    time, yes. It is. sung to Are You Sleeping?
  • Brushing teethBrushing, Brushing, Brushing
    teeth. sung to London Bridge is Falling Down
  • Put in bed the same lullaby every night. This
    helps the child cue in to that it is really time
    to sleep.

8
Want To Add Formal Music?
  • Just before toddler-hood is the perfect age for
    bells, rattles, shakers, tambourines, or even
    rain sticks.
  • Toddlers can play drums, cymbals, and xylophones.
  • Older toddlers can do simple wind instruments
    like a pipe whistle, a kazoo or a recorder.
  • If you want to do music classes, have them be no
    more than 45 minutes long, and reinforce the
    games and music learned at home.
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