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The Power of Music Play: Enhancing Language Development in Early Childhood

June 2nd, 2023
Australia
Play Matters Australia
Music play is one of the easiest ways to play with children – it’s mess free, portable, adaptable for all ages, and fun! Read on to learn how music play can boost language skills, including speech and grammar, and some easy tips to incorporate music play into your child's daily routine.
Play Matters Australia
Posted byHugo Jimenez

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The first 1000 days of a child's life present a critical window for development, shaping their cognitive, language, social, emotional, and motor skills. Music play is a great way to build language skills, helping children to recognise words, patterns, rhythm and pitch. Combining music with dancing, playing instruments and movements can help children with their motor skills, and build those vital left-right brain connections that are essential for later learning in numeracy and literacy. Music play is one of the easiest ways to play with children – it’s mess free, portable, adaptable for all ages, and fun! Read on to learn how music play can boost language skills, including speech and grammar, and some easy tips to incorporate music play into your child's daily routine.

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