Sunday, September 30, 2007
Wednesday, September 26, 2007
Julia's kitchen
I have been so busy getting classes off the ground this last week my blog has been quietly waiting. Today I ran across this wonderful Smithsonian Site thanks to the Splendid Table author Lynn Rosetto Casper who sends me a nice recipe every week. Did you know that the all the French Chef shows were taped in Julia's home kitchen in Cambridge MA? They have dismantled the kitchen and put it back together at the Natural Museum of American History. BUT, you can see it all and read about every piece here in Julia Child's Kitchen
Wednesday, September 19, 2007
joy
If only I had a camera today. I am sitting at our new studios in the Arts at River Ridge Building. Happy to find I have a wireless internet connection from here - cool.
To my left a Village class of 6 babies, 5 mommies and 1 daddy, tossing and catching scarves, singing "Oh my little boys, who made your britches?"
Just down the hall is an Our Time class. 12 children, 10 mommies, 1 grandma and 1 care giver. I hear them tapping sticks to a French Folk Tune.
Watching these classes is my delight - the only better place for me would be to be inside the door, but this is sweet.
Pictures to come.
To my left a Village class of 6 babies, 5 mommies and 1 daddy, tossing and catching scarves, singing "Oh my little boys, who made your britches?"
Just down the hall is an Our Time class. 12 children, 10 mommies, 1 grandma and 1 care giver. I hear them tapping sticks to a French Folk Tune.
Watching these classes is my delight - the only better place for me would be to be inside the door, but this is sweet.
Pictures to come.
Tuesday, September 11, 2007
I miss Molly
Molly taught me how to blog, is inspirationally creative, writes perfect words about kids and music, is an extraordinary web surfer, has a voice that is nice to hear. Where are you Molly?
Thursday, September 06, 2007
9th grade conversation
Tuesday, September 04, 2007
Happy . . . . day
Yes, it is the first day of school and Peter Rabbit Day, the first story of this curious friend was released on September 4 1893. My sister Elizabeth is starting a new teaching job today, and we were surfing the web for good circle time ideas when we came across a calendar that lists a special thing for everyday. I was delighted to know that Peter Rabbit Day coincides with the first day of school. By the way - it is also "eat an extra dessert day", "Beetle Bailey day" and "newspaper carriers day" - who knew?
Monday, September 03, 2007
Steady Beat Counts

In Kindermusik Village we help your baby FEEL the beat

In Kindermusik Our Time we PLAY with the beat

In Kindermusik Imagine that we VARY the beat

In Kindermusik for the Young Child we READ and WRITE the beat
Important steady beat activities: walking, running, galloping, ball bouncing, bike riding, scissor cutting, READING, singing, instrument playing, living.
Thanks to Kindermusik with Jeanne
Sunday, September 02, 2007
Thursday, August 30, 2007
Wednesday, August 29, 2007
Tuesday, August 28, 2007
Preschool & Kindermusik
Wondering about how Kindermusik is going to fit into your preschoolers life this year? Transitioning to preschool can be made easier by maintaining some school year routines that have brought joy to your child in the past. Re enrolling in Kindermusik this fall will actually help your child adjust to their new preschool schedule. Knowing they can count on spending time with you and music will add a sense of comfort and security to the new school experience.
Monday, August 27, 2007
You are my little flower
Mollie Greene has a beautiful blog where she shares her amazing gift for word and picture. Today her blog introduced me to Elizabeth Mitchell. If you are reading this, do yourself a favor and surf over to hear some of this wonderful music. I am going to buy them all.Friday, August 24, 2007
Taste and see . .

Our friend Peder Eide is giving a concert at Hosanna! Lutheran Church in Lakeville on Wednesday at 1:00 in the afternoon. It will be a nice end of the summer treat for the whole family.
Monday, August 20, 2007
6 to 8 and 17
6 to 8: For each hour a day that babies 8 to 16 months were shown such popular videos as "Brainy Baby' or "Baby Einstein" number fewer words that they were able to recognize compared with children who do not a watch the videos, according to a study of the vocabularies of 1000 babies in Washington and Minnesota.17: In the study percent of parents who had their children watch the videos for more than an hour a day.
Sunday, August 19, 2007
Friday, August 17, 2007
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