Welcome to the final Chapter of Preschool Prodigies. In this Chapter, we'll be working with all 8 of the C Major notes, as well as all of the hand-signs. In Chapter 7, we focused a lot on chords. In Chapter 8, we'll focus more on melodies, popular songs and the Solfege hand-signs. It will be a bit easier than Chapter 7, which will let us end this semester nice and strong.
Welcome back to Preschool Prodigies! Oh how far we've come!! Chapter Seven will focus on the three major chords, C, F and G (I IV V). Even though chords are a more difficult concept, they are essential to developing a strong sense of pitch. Plus, with this workbook, the Playground videos, and all the prior lessons, you and your kids are ready for the challenge.
Welcome back to the Preschool Prodigies Workbooks! It's time for more musical fun with Chapter Two. In Chapter Two, we'll focus more on the concepts of low and high by introducing the High c bell. We'll also talk about left and right, and we'll continue to develop our understanding of C (Do) as our homebase note. Don't forget that we want to facilitate meaningful and memorable play with the …
Welcome back to the Preschool Prodigies! In Chapter 6, we'll focus more on the notes Fa, Sol and La, and play lots of Holiday themed songs! Depending on when you start the program, you might even want to do some of this chapter around the holidays. If that means you have to go a little out of order for now, that's okay! In the future, we may separate the holiday songs into their own suppleme…
Welcome back to the musical fun with Preschool Prodigies! In Chapter 4, we'll focus a lot on the first three musical notes: Do, Re & Mi. Using Do, Re and Mi, we'll start playing some popular songs like Hot Cross Buns and Mary Had a Little Lamb. Make sure your learners are singing along as they play their instrument. We want them to continue connecting the pitch they hear to the pitch they si…
Welcome back to Preschool Prodigies... prepare for Happy Musicing! In this chapter, we'll focus on a peculiar group of musical notes, Mi Sol & La. Melodies with Mi, Sol, and La are used by children across cultures, languages and continents, so much so that some researchers argue that this combination of notes is instinctual.