Nos Gusta Tocar Musica/ We Like to Play Music: Bilingual Edition
| AUTHOR | Parker, Kate |
| PUBLISHER | Hohm Press (09/01/2009) |
| PRODUCT TYPE | Paperback (Paperback) |
Description
Parents and teachers can enrich their toddlers' lives by encouraging and playing music with them. Research proves that:
Human communication skills are helped by exposure to music at an early age--even before birth!
Neurologically and anthropologically, infants and young children need music as a way to rhythmically organize sounds, and to express emotions and messages.
Every human being is born with a degree of musical potential. But unless this potential is addressed early, a child's musical potential will decrease and finally disappear.
Music is the gift of a lifetime and offers an avenue of creative expression for children, individually and together.
We Like to Play Music is an easy-to-read picture book full of actual photographs of children playing music, moving to a beat and enjoying music alone or with parents or peers. The rhyming text, using the simplest vocabulary, says how everyone can play music. It emphasizes that no special training is needed to shake a rattle, dance to a beat, or even to form your own "band."
Human communication skills are helped by exposure to music at an early age--even before birth!
Neurologically and anthropologically, infants and young children need music as a way to rhythmically organize sounds, and to express emotions and messages.
Every human being is born with a degree of musical potential. But unless this potential is addressed early, a child's musical potential will decrease and finally disappear.
Music is the gift of a lifetime and offers an avenue of creative expression for children, individually and together.
We Like to Play Music is an easy-to-read picture book full of actual photographs of children playing music, moving to a beat and enjoying music alone or with parents or peers. The rhyming text, using the simplest vocabulary, says how everyone can play music. It emphasizes that no special training is needed to shake a rattle, dance to a beat, or even to form your own "band."
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Product Format
Product Details
ISBN-13:
9781890772901
ISBN-10:
1890772909
Binding:
Paperback or Softback (Trade Paperback (Us))
Content Language:
Spanish
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Page Count:
32
Carton Quantity:
24
Product Dimensions:
8.52 x 0.63 x 6.00 inches
Weight:
0.96 pound(s)
Feature Codes:
Price on Product,
Bilingual,
Illustrated
Country of Origin:
US
Subject Information
BISAC Categories
Music | Instruction & Study - Appreciation
Grade Level:
Preschool
- 3rd Grade
Dewey Decimal:
781.17
Library of Congress Control Number:
2008041325
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Parents and teachers can enrich their toddlers' lives by encouraging and playing music with them. Research proves that:
Human communication skills are helped by exposure to music at an early age--even before birth!
Neurologically and anthropologically, infants and young children need music as a way to rhythmically organize sounds, and to express emotions and messages.
Every human being is born with a degree of musical potential. But unless this potential is addressed early, a child's musical potential will decrease and finally disappear.
Music is the gift of a lifetime and offers an avenue of creative expression for children, individually and together.
We Like to Play Music is an easy-to-read picture book full of actual photographs of children playing music, moving to a beat and enjoying music alone or with parents or peers. The rhyming text, using the simplest vocabulary, says how everyone can play music. It emphasizes that no special training is needed to shake a rattle, dance to a beat, or even to form your own "band."
Human communication skills are helped by exposure to music at an early age--even before birth!
Neurologically and anthropologically, infants and young children need music as a way to rhythmically organize sounds, and to express emotions and messages.
Every human being is born with a degree of musical potential. But unless this potential is addressed early, a child's musical potential will decrease and finally disappear.
Music is the gift of a lifetime and offers an avenue of creative expression for children, individually and together.
We Like to Play Music is an easy-to-read picture book full of actual photographs of children playing music, moving to a beat and enjoying music alone or with parents or peers. The rhyming text, using the simplest vocabulary, says how everyone can play music. It emphasizes that no special training is needed to shake a rattle, dance to a beat, or even to form your own "band."
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Author:
Parker, Kate
Kate Parker is the author of "The Vanishing Thief", first in the Victorian Bookshop Mystery series.
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