Let’s put a spotlight on practice. We invite you to reflect on the whole module and share stories about practice here. by Raising Literacy Australia

2024-10-04 04:39:27 UTC

Singing is joyous and doesn't have to be in tune. It is important to encourage parents and caregivers to give children the opportunity to hear them sing in a relaxed and playful way, so they model the joy of music. I do a lot of felt board songs and rhymes. Two songs which appeal to a range of ages are 'Three Hungry Ants', and 'Little Mousey in a Housey'. Both songs require the children to sing and respond to questions. I ham it up a bit

2025-01-21 06:40:01 UTC

I have had the pleasure of having my playgroups involved in the Lullaby Project before. Singing would be the most powerful part of my sessions, where I feel the most connection with children and families. The moment the singing starts the whole vibe of the room can calm and excite all at once