The Singing Body — Music and Movement Course for Young Children
The Singing Body is a music and movement course for young children that supports motor development, coordination, rhythm, body awareness, and creativity through music and play. The sessions combine music, movement, rhythm, and sensory experiences in a playful and respectful environment adapted to each child’s developmental stage
Through music and movement, children develop coordination, balance, body awareness, social skills, and confidence while having fun and exploring movement in a natural way
Group A (1–2 Years)
What is the course about?
This group focuses on early movement exploration through music, rhythm, and play. Children are encouraged to move, explore space, develop coordination, and interact with music in a playful way
What do we do in the class?
- Movement games with music
- Rhythm and coordination activities
- Body awareness activities
- Sensory and movement exploration
- Interaction between parent and child through music and movement
Benefits
- Development of coordination and balance
- Stimulation of motor development
- Development of rhythm and body awareness
- Social interaction with other children
- Strengthening parent-child interaction
Group B (2–3 Years)
What is the course about?
This group supports motor development and creativity through music, movement, and rhythm activities adapted to the child’s developmental stage
What do we do in the class?
- Movement and rhythm games
- Coordination and balance activities
- Singing and music activities
- Creative movement
- Group movement activities
Benefits
- Improved coordination and balance
- Development of rhythm and musicality
- Motor skill development
- Social development
- Confidence in movement
Group C (3–4 Years)
What is the course about?
This group focuses on more advanced coordination, rhythm, movement sequences, and creative movement through music and play
What do we do in the class?
- Movement sequences with music
- Rhythm and coordination exercises
- Balance and coordination games
- Creative movement and expression
- Group activities and movement games
Benefits
- Development of coordination and balance
- Rhythm and musical development
- Movement confidence
- Social interaction and group participation
- Creativity and expression through movement
