Kinderland advocates the importance of music which contributes to the holistic development of a child through language and literacy, physical development, social and emotional development and cognitive development. Our signature Children’s Music Programme provides children with the opportunity to play the keyboard, while enjoying the learning process of an early foundation in music.
To allow parents to witness the benefit of CMP, Kinderland Preschool @ Pulomas organised a special observation day for the kindergarteners’ parents. Parents sat with their child to understand how their children have progressed and what they have learnt during the term. The observation day begin with Music Time song and continued with music notation reading where children identified different symbols and notes. At the end of the observation day, children presented an ensemble, playing ‘Lightly Row’ and ‘Black Key Dance’, with each parent given an instrument to play together with their child.
Music teacher welcomed parents to the music observation day
Parents eagerly joined the finger play exercise before playing the keyboard
Our kindergarteners are introduced to weekly keyboard lessons to further develop their listening, singing, keyboard playing and notation reading skills.
Parents observed how the children play the keyboard and sing along together
Learning music in Kinderland goes beyond singing songs and playing instruments; it also enhances memory, ability to read patterns that builds mathematical foundation and introduces social awareness through team coordination. These critical areas help boost the cognitive, social, and emotional growth in our children’s crucial growing period.
Children formed ensemble, playing their instruments in harmony
Our music coordinator explained further of our Children’s Music Programme curriculum