At Making Rainbows Gold Coast parents participate with their children in the program, singing and playing instruments and other fun props. It’s a lovely way to bond with your child and excite their natural love of music in a relaxed and fun atmosphere.
Chantelle is passionate about delivering a stimulating, multi-sensory program for all children from birth to 5 years. Studies have shown that exposure to music from a very young age increases abilities in many other areas including math and language. The relationship between music and brain development is very strong.
Chantelle choose the props and resources carefully to ensure that every part of the lesson is purposeful and beneficial to each child, whether it be for fine motor development (finger rhymes, instrument play), gross motor development (balancing on balls, hula hoops) or school readiness behaviours (sharing, taking turns, greeting/farewell songs). She loves to introduce children to new experiences and well as consolidating old skills, to build confidence.
At Making Rainbows we have enough ukuleles for all children to participate and make music together!
The latest research from the University of Queensland shows “that children who experience early shared music activities in the home during infancy and early childhood score better than their peers in vocabulary, numeracy, attentional and emotional regulation and pro-social skills.” (Professor Barrett)
The benefits of using music and movement to facilitate early learning are endless!
At Making Rainbows Gold Coast parents participate with their children in the program, singing and playing instruments and other fun props. It’s a lovely way to bond with your child and excite their natural love of music in a relaxed and fun atmosphere.
