FREE PLAYDATE!

FREE KINDERMUSIK CLASSES ( AGES newborn to 5 years old) OFFERED AT THE ADAMS MUSIC CONSERVATORY:

Saturday, August 18th, 2012 @ 10:00am 

Tuesday, August 21st, 2012 @ 6:00pm 

Call to register 856-779-7077

September Classes New Schedule

Animals A-Dancing (Ages 2-4)
    10:00am - 10:30am
    9/8 - 9/29/12
    $70.00

Feel the Music (Ages 4-6)
    10:45am - 11:15am
    9/8 - 9/29/12
    $70.00

Cock-a-Doodle-MOO (Ages Newborn to 18month old)
    11:30am - 12:15pm
    9/8 - 10/20/12
    $148.00

Make Way for Music (Family Time)
    12:30pm - 1:15pm
    9/8 - 11/10/12
    $195.00

New Classes Coming In August! Enroll Today and receive 10% Off!

Dear Parents,

I am so excited to be sharing the upcoming August schedule with you! Summer is here, and we are successfully running our Adventure classes! There is no better time than now to try out a Kindermusik class. We have a class for every age, from newborn to seven years old. 

Our summer themed classes are sure to delight you and your child. Each class is jam packed with super fun activities that will have you and your child singing and dancing and playing along. With each story and song we will learn something new: discovering new sounds, new instruments and new places. Every class is a musical adventure, and whether we are making a trip to the grocery store or a trip around the world, you are sure to have a blast with us! I hope to see you soon in our classroom!

Musically,

Miss Caitlin

Licensed Kindermusik Educator

Class List for June/July 2012 Classes

	Curricula	Unit	Time	Start Date	End Date	Teacher	Status	PRICE
	ADVENTURES	BUSY DAYS (newborn-18month old)	Saturday at 1:15pm	4- Aug -2012	25-Aug-2012	Caitlin Schafer	Enrolling	$70.00
	ADVENTURES	CREATURES AT THE OCEAN (1.5 - 3 years old)	Saturday at 12:30pm	4- Aug -2012		Caitlin Schafer	Enrolling	$70.00
	ADVENTURES	CONFETTI DAYS (3 - 5 years old)	Saturday at 11:45am	4-Aug-2012	25-Aug-2012	Caitlin Schafer	Enrolling	$70.00
	ADVENTURES	TELL ME A TALE (4 - 7 years old)	Saturday at 11:00am	4-Aug-2012	25-Aug-2012	Caitlin Schafer	Enrolling	$70.00

Meet our Licensed Kindermusik Educator!

 Miss Caitlin Schafer

Dear Parents,

Hello! My name is Miss Caitlin, and I am the Kindermusik educator at the Adams Music Conservatory. I have always been an advocate for music and the performing arts, and believe that music plays a vital role in the lives and education of children. For nearly 3 years I have been a voice and piano student at the Adams Music Conservatory. I have performed in a total of 11 theatrical performances to date, and recently graduated with honors from a music program at Westminster Conservatory in Princeton. I take great joy in working with children and watching them grow as they discover new things. I have experience working as a private babysitter, as well as a day care provider at a local nursery school. I also teach a children's choir at my church, and have assisted with several children's music performances. Currently, I am a full time college student majoring in music and plan to continue my education to become a vocal teacher. I hope to soon be sharing the joy of music with you and your child!

Quote of the Week!

"I don't sing because I'm happy -- I am happy because I sing." - William James

Babies Develop Fine Motor Skills Through Baby-Safe Instruments 

by Kindermusik International

 Next to playing with mom, playing music is one of your baby’s favorite activities—and one of the most natural things your baby can do. Making sounds with easy-to-grasp instruments gives your baby an “I can do this” sense of accomplishment.Shaking a chime, her curiosity is instantly gratified and she’s inspired to make things happen again and again, encouraging independence and perseverance, two
important developmental skills.

Keep lots of baby-safe instruments within reach for free-play and exploration time.
For their light, high sounds, and special fit for tiny hands, some of your baby’s
favorite instruments will be:

• Baby bells
• Chime bells
• Egg shakers

Kindermusik tip:

Beyond the musical benefits, playing instruments like these gives your baby the
opportunity to use his fine motor skills. Grasping instruments between the thumb
and index finger or with a fisted grasp pattern encourages the development of these important skills, which will eventually be necessary to turn a page in a favorite book, pinch cereal or peas, grasp a cup, and even hold a crayon.