I'd say that music learningprocess could start from 3rd year of life. A kid can realize some particular songs till that agbecome mature in learning by that age. that age.
Hey Fungran, I'd teach them all together if you can teach them in a fun way. survey suggest that kids learning improves significantly within learning groups. but in case of Math, it's a bit different. Math is especial in teaching and learning, not all of kids display enthusiasm in learning and those reluctant may reduce incentive for other learning group kids.
Actually not all of books out there engage kid attention and correctly teach them what you want. in my opinion as an experienced teacher the Penguin books ranges are one of those quality ones. there is also another one I found effective: My Book of Simple Sentences: Learning about Nouns and Verbs (Kumon Workbooks). both available on Amazon. hope they work
I agree that child should read their favorite books and surveys also agree. kids don't like to read books, they love to play games and have fun while learning. According to the Guardian : The results of a number of surveys Norris has carried out with hundreds of American booksellers over the past year have provided the basis for a series of tips for parents designed to help children find enjoyment in books. First, he argues, reading should never be described with "work words" which make it seem like a chore. Too many families, Norris suggests, have fallen into the trap of stereotyping reading as a "good" activity and digital or online game playing as "bad". Instead, it is important to let reading become associated with pleasure and achievement, just as game playing is.
6 to 8 Months Classes for moms and babies are a great way to begin even with children as young as 6 – 8 months. These classes are usually 30 – 40 minutes long, and they require active participation on the part of parents. Programs designed for toddlers 18 – 24 months are very popular as well; these still require parental participation, but by this age, children are starting actively to engage in the different activities in the class. 3 and 4 Year Olds Programs for 3- and 4-year-olds are now readily available. This is really the ideal age for kids to start their music experience. Most of these programs are about 30 – 35 minutes in length, and involve props, movement and singing. Some even integrate arts and crafts and free play with rhythm instruments and props to music. Parents typically are not required to participate in these classes. Ages 5 and Up For children ages 5 and up, when to start music lessons often includes some type of group piano or group violin lesson with other children their age. If the teacher is creative, he or she will integrate activities such as music games and crafts into the curriculum. You can also begin to consider private individual instruction. Piano/keyboard lessons are sometimes easiest for children ages 5, 6, and even older. One year of instruction on the piano or keyboard provides a great foundation as children learn basic music theory concepts such as the music alphabet, what a quarter note, half note, whole note is, what the music staff does, and the location of the keys on the keyboard. In addition, they learn fun kids songs like “Mary Had a Little Lamb” and “Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star.” If piano isn’t their thing, the violin can provide a great foundation for children to start their lesson path.
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