ShooBeeLoo Music and Movement
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ShooBeeLoo Music and Movement
- Registration is now open for "Things That Go" parent/child classes at the Fishers YMCA (you don't need to be a member). The first classes of the next session will be on Wednesday February 27th at 10:30, and Thursday February 28th at 9:30 am. Contact the Fishers YMCA to get signed up.
- Registration is now open for "Things That Go" parent/child classes at the Center for the Performing Arts in Carmel. The first class of the next session will be on Friday March 1st at 9:30 am. Contact the box office now to snag a spot.
- Check out my classes page for more information about preschool and parent/child classes.
- Ms Michelle performs at birthday parties and events?
Music and Movement Classes.
Party Entertainment for Young Children.
Party Entertainment for Young Children.
Why do children need music?
Music is a vital part of early childhood development. It is a language… an art form. It is emotional as well as mathematical. Music crosses cultural boundaries, encourages socialization, it lives in our imagination and nourishes our creativity. Songs can be passed from one generation to another or developed in a moment of inspiration. But most of all, music is fun!
Foster your child's musical intelligence in a fun and age-appropriate music and creative movement class or hire me to teach music at your preschool.
You can also book me for your toddler or young child's next party or event. I have a variety of songs and interactive musical games to entertain children aged between 2 and 6 as well as the rest of the family. I am available to perform at Summer Camps.
My goals:
To develop each child’s innate musicality and intelligence in various areas including
- Beat Competence – learning to reproduce a steady beat and repeating rhythms
- Musical Concepts – comprehension of tempo, dynamics, pitch and timbre
- Phrasing – introduction to song structure through movement activities
- Vocalization – singing simple melodies in tune as part of a group or solo
- Creativity – participation in creative movement and songwriting activities.
- School success - enhancement of cognitive abilities and social skills
