Rhythmmus Happyfeet-Parle East

A blog 👇 by the Co-Founder of Rhythmus HappyFeet who is a Dance Educationist and who has done an in-depth study on kinesthetic Learning. She has incorporated most of it in the program of Creative Movement and Dance designed by her for children aged 3-6 years.

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Register your child to the most unique Creative Movement and Dance Program.

No Bollywood Songs. Age appropriate music.

Imagination is the Beginning of Creation!

As we know Pretend and Play is one of the very Powerful Tools for Learning in Early Years.

*Yes we do Pretend and Dance*!

We use Incredible Music as a Tool where there is no set Choreography and make Children use their Imigination to Create Movement and thus, Foster their Creative Brain.

Dancing requires a large amount of flexibility in the major muscles groups to create a broader range of motion.

To achieve this with little ones, we make use of various games wherein kids don’t realise that they are working on their flexibility and get the feeling of just having fun 😜😛😃

FIRST DANCING, and NOW SINGING!

Classes at RHF are Always FULL of Masti & Music - Teaching our Children how to Use Dance as form of Art!

Kinesthetic Calm Down Activities are activities which use gentle Rhythmic Movement to support Self Regulation.

We at RHF engage Children in these activities which in turn help Children release Neurotransmitters that Positively Impact Attentiveness, Drive, Retention and Self-Awareness.

Children Listen to You when They
feel Heard!!

When a child feels that he’s being heard, he is more likely to listen, and having been understood, he will understand your point of view as well. It helps teacher and children form stronger bonds and relationships, and builds their self-esteem.

When children feel they are genuinely part of the conversation, they are more likely to really understand what they are being taught and remember it.

The effect of a good listener on a child’s learning is electrifying. When children are heard, when their insights strike their listener, when their questions open up discussions, when their ideas are taken up and explored sincerely they blossom.

During our Teacher Training HappyFeet, much importance is given for Teachers:
* To encourage the Children to open up with you by talking;
* To be patient and listen to them while they put their feelings and thoughts across;
* To respond in a sensitive way to everything that they say, whether positive or negative;
* To focus on body language and actions, so as to understand the non-verbal forms of a child’s communication.