Winter 2025 semester Registration is open. Classes begin January 6, 2025. Join us!
Music Together® Mixed Ages (ages 0-5)
Winter 2025
Join us for the Drum Song Collection this Winter!
This upcoming session, your little ones will love jumping and hiding in “John the Rabbit” and “Sneak and Peek.” You’ll all be mesmerized by the beautiful lullaby, “Arroró, mi niño” and enjoy the catchy rhythms of “Jim Jam Drummer.” In addition to your weekly classes, your tuition includes recordings and materials for you to use at home, including an illustrated songbook and access to the songs through the Music Together app.
About the Illustrators
Read more about Jaime Kim on her website: https://www.jaimekim.com.
See more of Gerald Kelley's work on his website: https://www.geraldkelley.com
MUSIC TOGETHER®
Music Together® is an internationally recognized early childhood music and movement program for children birth through grade two. All Music Together classes are designed to teach the way young children learn: through play with the grownups they love. During each weekly class, families sing, dance, and jam their way through 45 minutes of music and movement activities led by a highly trained teacher. Parents are inspired to extend the musical fun and learning throughout the week, supported by take-home materials, including a beautifully illustrated songbook and CD/download of the music from class.
Join HumBugz today and discover the joy of making music!
Benefits
At a Music Together class, your child's growing music skills are supported and challenged in a playful environment. Plus, making music enhances language, cognitive, emotional, social, and physical development. Bring your child to explore music in a family class at HumBugz!
Why mixed ages?
Child development researchers discovered that grouping children of different ages in one class encourages natural, family-style learning, so Music Together developed the Mixed-Age Music Class. In this class, everyone participates at their own levels: babies vocalize, listen, and observe; toddlers play and experiment; and preschoolers build confidence as they emerge as classroom leaders. Grownups are happy because everyone can come to class together.