A Sound Connections Event
Posted: 11/10/2017
Led by early years music specialist and core London Early Years Music Network member Nicola Burke,
this open access course will enable participants to provide musical
opportunities for young children to enjoy in early years settings.
Presented in a workshop style, the course will explore ways in which
music complements and contributes to other areas of learning and
development and will demonstrate how easily music provision can be
developed without practitioners needing any previous musical knowledge
or experience.
Participants will further their understanding of:
- Childrens musical development
- Creating enabling musical environments
- Songs to share and enjoy with babies and children
- Musical games and activities
- Observing and interacting with childrens musical play
- Creative music making activities how to encourage and support composition
- Auditory environments, exploring Tune into Listening, an award winning free online resource that promotes active listening
- Documenting childrens music making
- Effective planning for musical activities and opportunities linked
to the Early Years Foundation Stage- supporting all areas of learning
through music.
Ideal for: early years practitioners, primary school teachers,
freelance musicians, students, child minders and au-pairs. No musical
experience necessary.
Book your ticket here
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Venue:
The Fire Room, Toynbee Studios, 28 Commercial St, London E1 6AB
