Infant sound activities

letter sound activities that are easy and fun; fun ways to teach letter sounds; activities for learning letter sounds

This sound machine was a big hit with the little ones.

We have been doing Music Mondays since we brought the girls home from the hospital. Music is an important part of our everyday life. I often say that while the girls got their looks from their father, they got their passion for music from me. While some instruments are available to them at all times, there are some that are best used with supervision. This is how Music Monday came to be. This is when those instruments make an appearance and we go over their names and how to properly use…

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Lena Leon | Elementary Music Class Made Fun on Instagram: "I needed an accommodation for this class and decided to incorporate scarves. Here’s an adapted version of “Row Your Boat” Orff arrangement by @lynnkleiner using scarves! We focused on exploring high and low movements with the music, and different tempos. #elementarymusicteacher #elementarymusic #musicandmovement #musicality #elementary #musicteacher #musicclass"

Little illusions Preschool on Instagram: "##Shake, Match, Learn: A Sensory Symphony at Little Illusions! **This month at Little Illusions, we’re on a journey through the wonderful world of senses!** Today, we’re all ears for our sense of hearing! Our curious learners are having a blast shaking different cups filled with mystery objects. Can they match the sounds and find their perfect pairs? It’s a fantastic way to develop auditory processing skills and explore the world of sound…

Letter-of-the-Week in action! 🔤🚗 First, I explicitly teach each letter—capital + lowercase formation, letter sound, and where it sits on the lines. Then...

The longer I work in preschool the more I realise I want to know more about everything and the more I want to ensure that there is something for everyone. The hundred languages concept of Loris Malaguzzi resonated deeply within me... that we all learn using different languages/methods/approaches and that all are valid and necessary. This has made me want to explore the senses so much more to find out new ways of learning through touch, sight, taste, smell and hearing. Trying to analyse the…

Beat boredom and save money with these 50 Free (or almost free) things to do with your 1-year-old! From parks to mess free painting to creative DIYs!

Music sensory bin activity for toddlers and preschoolers inspired by musical instruments

Make bright and colourful Rainbow Sensory Play Bottles. An adaptable sensory play activity and musical instrument too. Great fun for all ages.

Silent or Loud Sound Game helps child with their sense of hearing but the game also help children to listen more carefully and pay attention.

Make your own fun animal sounds activity using toys you already have! It's a great way to toddlers to build those budding language skills through play! via @handsonaswegrow

We changed out Graham’s mobiles for the Gobbi when he was exactly 8 weeks old. Immediately, he chirped away as he watched it bobble around and turn. It was a brief hit for him, and then he s…

I want to share with you this cute mobile that Otto has been using and absolutely loving. We've used it hanging on the play gym and now over the movement area. The child can bat at or pull on the ring to make the wooden bells (or chimes) ring. The sound is lovely although Otto, like most children I'm sure, gets a little vigorous and swishes them around. He also tries really hard to put the ring in his mouth, he's definitely teething. Like most tactile mobiles this is good for developing…