Wow! The Threenager Year is tough! I was worried about the famous “terrible twos”, nobody warned me about three year olds! Lol!! Read more
Our music families love it at My Little Conservatory! Here are the top 10 things they LOVE!
- Highly trained, educated teachers
- Unlimited makeups
- Access to a new digital album each month
- 100% Happiness Guarantee
- Easy, convenient monthly payments
- Free field trips and community events
- Waitlist priority if you need to change classes
- Surprise gifts throughout the year
- Cutting edge, researched based curriculum
- Socialization & classroom readiness
We have carefully crafted magical musical moments for our students. Come join us and see first hand why so many Silicon Valley families love us! Click here to learn more about our music classes.
Written by Amelia Vitarelli, owner and educator of My Little Conservatory in San Jose, CA. Amelia has been enriching the lives of children in Silicon Valley for over 20 years.
At My Little Conservatory, we take the health and safety of our students, families and teachers extremely seriously. In fact, that is our top priority! Because of this, our health and social distancing protocols exceed those issued by the County and State. Read more
Kindermusik has a brand new song to help your child feel comfortable in their mask! You can use this song and the accompaning activities to help make mask wearing part of your child’s routine. To access this FREE new song, simply go to the Kindermusik App and seach for “Mask” in the song Library. If you don’t have the AMAZING Kindermusik App, you can get a free download in the IOS and Google Play Stores. Read more
Social-emotional learning is a critical piece to positive early childhood development, and we know that music can accelerate this growth.
But how do we as educators use music to boost social-emotional skills in physically-distanced or virtual classrooms? And what does it look like by age? Read more
We’ve been featured on Wiki Ezvid in an article discussing classes that spark your child’s creativity. Wiki Ezvid is the largest and most comprehensive video wiki on the planet, providing useful, unbiased information and actionable guidance to hundreds of millions of people around the world, in thousands of knowledge categories. Thanks for featuring us!
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Every month we share the wonders of Kindermusik with the residents of the Belmont Village Senior Living Center. Our Kindermusik for Grandfriends events bring the young and young at heart together to experience the joy and cognitive benefits of music! This is truly a magical experience for all that attend. The toddlers love engaging with the elders and the seniors in turn are invigorated by the little ones’ youthful spirit. These events are free to current MLC families as a perk to your enrollment.
Many parents put in a lot of thought into what preschool activities their child will do thinking that what their child learns there will have a huge influence in how they do in elementary school and beyond.It’s true, however not in the way you may think. I hear “my 3 year old can already read,” or “my 4 year old already knows how to multiply.” That truly is great! I love kids that love to learn. But it should not be the main focus for a preschooler. Studies have shown that focusing on academic knowledge early on is not what’s going to ensure that your child does well in school. Read more
We’ve all been there. Your child is behaving like an angel and suddenly turns into a little devil when you tell them that they have to do something else. It’s understandable. They’re not really little devils! They’re learning how to behave properly and what your expectations are of them. And who wants to stop something fun? Young children need routine and schedules to help them predict what their day will be like. When you plan transitions into your day it helps give them a heads-up of what’s next. And there are some great ways to ease them into the transitions of the day – with music! Read more
Since the debut of the complete Nutcracker in America at the San Francisco Ballet on Christmas Eve in 1944, The Nutcracker as become an essential holiday tradition for many families. Clara dancing with her nutcracker and ballerinas swirling in “snow” are as a part of Christmas as holly and Christmas trees. The Nutcracker is one of the first ballets for many children, because it’s so magical. But at a full 2 hours plus intermission, it can also be one of the more challenging ballets for the very young. But there are some things that you can do to prepare before you go, so that the whole family can enjoy the performance. Read more
