Early Childhood Education

Early childhood education relies heavily on multi-level learning. In later years, kids are required to sit quietly in front of a book, learning through reading and disciplined note-taking. Learning at the high school level is primarily cerebral, and usually visual. Early childhood education, on the other hand, appeals to and engages children on a number of levels.

Kids are asked to sing along and dance to educational music. They look at flash cards, sound out words, draw pictures, and manipulate objects such as blocks or toys. Consider how young kids learn their ABCs. Chances are they sing and dance to the Alphabet Song, play with ABC blocks, read alphabet books and participate in a host of other activities and games designed to help them learn their ABCs. Along the way, they also practice their physical coordination, memorization skills, color recognition, hand-eye coordination and so on. Early childhood education is most successful when it engages the whole child, and not just one aspect of his or her cognition.

Early Childhood Education and Music

One of the best ways to educate young kids is through music. How many of us learned the months of the year, the letters of the alphabet or the states of the nation through song? we have taken educational music to a whole new level.

First, our music is the highest quality. It is designed and produced by us, and written by award-winning songwriters. Second, we work directly with teachers. Our successful Learning Series is the result of an ongoing collaboration between our songwriters and seasoned classroom teachers. Finally, we love kids. Everything we do , we do for the empowerment and benefit of children, including poor, hungry kids abroad and at home. Forty percent of all profits made on our products goes directly to charities that benefit children.