Fern Forest Enterprises
Deck the halls and hurry mother, hurry father—hurry, hurry, hurry! The hustle and bustle of Christmas preparations can leave you and your children in a holly-jolly whirlwind. Take a few moments to throw open the windows of their imaginations on—where else? The North Pole! Then enjoy with them a respite with Santa’s Reindeer on the day before Christmas. www.fernsmusicforkids.com “Kids! Christmas! Fern!” Track 4 SANTA’S REINDEER The day before Christmas
Frequently adults are so busy with planning holiday meals, cleaning for the company and simply preparing all the little details, that they don’t stop for a minute to check in with their children to ask them what they think about the holiday or what they would like to see served at the meal. Just for fun, I decided to ask each one of my piano students what their favorite part of
Frequently adults are so busy with planning holiday meals, cleaning for the company and simply preparing all the little details, that they don’t stop for a minute to check in with their children to ask them what they think about the holiday or what they would like to see served at the meal. Just for fun, I decided to ask each one of my piano students what their favorite part
When you look through a window what do you see? What do your children see? So much depends on what they see. MY WINDOW There’s a window through which I can see Tall ships sailing a wide, blue sea, Bearded pirates with their treasure chest, A rainbow of the colors I like best, Rockets touching down on Mars, A swing that reaches to the stars, Snowflakes falling like a curtain
The other day I was doing music & movement with one of my preschool music classes. I love to sing a song called “Why Witch?” I did not write this particular song, but I enjoy singing it to the children. Before I sing the song I always ask them, “Why do you think witches fly on brooms when they could simply drive in a car?” The responses I get are
