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For Teachers

The combination of weekly teacher-led music exploration and continued music experiences at home shared between the child and caregiver can lead to wonderful interaction with

life-long benefits.

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Getting Started!

 

  • For these ages, the classes can have up to 15 children.

  • Enlist a suitable teacher for each class; no extensive music training is needed.

  • Hold a training session for your teachers so everyone feels comfortable.

  • Advertise the Teeny Tykes & Tunes program through various communication tools in your church or organization where parents of children are involved. Logos are available for download to use on t-shirts or in advertisements.

What You'll Need

 

  • Each teacher needs a Stereo CD and a Teacher’s Curriculum Guide which includes lesson outlines for each week, lead sheets, finger-plays, and lyric sheets.

  • Each caregiver will also need a Stereo CD to listen to at home. (Bulk CD packages are available for purchase).

  • Free downloadable weekly newsletters provide parents with musical and spiritual ideas that will increase infants and toddlers cognition and allow for enjoyable, fun musical experiences.

The primary objective of Teeny Tykes & Tunes is to provide a music curriculum for infants and toddlers that will help make music activity a part of every child's daily life. The combination of weekly teacher-led music exploration and continued music experiences at home shared between the child and caregiver can lead to wonderful interaction with life-long benefits. Did you know that much of your baby’s development occurs between birth and three years of age?

 

Teeny Tykes & Tunes is research-based, educationally sound and has been proven to be a vital and exciting program through which parents can help their children grow and develop. Imagine having the opportunity to interact with your baby as they learn social skills, music fundamentals, language development, reading readiness, math readiness, as well as small and large motor skill development.

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