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MUSIC EXPLORERS

Children 3 to 5 years

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Music, rhythm and English through play

 

These classes spark curiosity, movement, and musical play, while helping children naturally connect rhythm and language. Classes are held in English, but the language is simple, repetitive, and supported with songs, movement, and games, making them easy and fun to follow.

In these classes, children:

 

  • Explore rhythm, melody, and musical patterns through movement and instruments

  • Develop language and listening skills through songs, rhymes, and repetition

  • Build expression and communication skills by sharing ideas, creating sounds, and actively participating in songs

  • Strengthen social skills such as taking turns, active listening, cooperation, and teamwork

  • Express creativity and imagination through playful musical activities

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These classes are currently offered as part of the curriculum in schools. If you would like to implement them in your school or are interested in organising a group outside school hours, please contact us.

WHAT PARENTS SAY

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"My daughter developed a great enthusiasm for music through the classes, and her curiosity was sparked in a playful way. The children are encouraged to sing, move to the rhythm of the music, explore different instruments, and try them out for themselves." Evi, Eleni's mom

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"It has been a very enriching experience to see our son enjoy activities with music and with other children, always with fun and affection."

"The class is always full of surprises, colors, sounds, and the enthusiasm of the little ones," said Julián, Nicolás's dad.

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"We have a fantastic time in the class. My daughter doesn't go to nursery school, and her progress in terms of control, attention, and participation has been impressive. Laura makes teaching seem easy by having all the children dancing, smiling, and following along... We all have a great time, and the little ones absorb English like sponges." - Patricia, Matilde's mom

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