1. MUSIC :As Beginners, we look at 3 Elements of
SOUNDS BEAT ACTIONS
SOUNDS: Learning Musical Sounds
develops Listening skills
We introduce original Rhymes
Coordination of the tongue
and mouth, eyes and brain
Learning to Rhyme to the Beat
develops neural coordination and
phonetics oratory
Develops self-control, memory
concentration and team skills
BEAT: Original rhymes
accompanied to Beat
Body percussion (clap &
tap feet) exercises the body
whilst keeping the Beat
Keep the Beat by using
normal objects, like a glass
or pencil.
ACTIONS: Movement develops large
motor co-ordination by moving to the
steady Beat
Dynamics develop auditory and
body co-ordination
Movement develops gross and
fine motor skills simultaneously
Body percussion play stimulates
the imaginative and creative skills
Learn the basic Singing
techniques of posture and stretches,
breathing and long supported tones
Explained in clear illustrations and easy to follow lessons.
Unique graphics and notations have been designed to allow students to grasp the Musical
Elements of Melody Rhythm and Dynamics.
Beginner Steps introduces Music to 5+ year olds and combines mathematics together
with physical, phonic and musical skills development.
The book has developed a variety of beautifully illustrated and engaging exercises
that have been designed to develop visual, auditory, psychomotor and kinaesthetic
skills.
Pages of creative and fun activities encourage experimental and creative learning.
Musical Jeanie’s Beginner Steps in Music ©
takes you on a fun adventure into the amazing
world of MUSIC.
TAP YOUR PENCIL
LOOK for the
green flags
Musical Jeanie guides
you through each
page in the book.
The book provides an engaging and unique approach designed to make the components of Music simple to
understand and use. Your abilities enhance, dexterities improve and your brain develops in both hemispheres.