When we got home, I decided to open the kit. Our unit this time is all about Trains and Things that Go...adorable. The kit came in a cardboard train box and had two books and two harmonicas. The kids were completely enamored with the harmonicas, but as you can see from the video, have no freaking idea how to use them. We spent countless...ummm...minutes on trying to figure it out, but alas, no sweet harmonica sounds (if there's any such thing in this world) will be gracing our halls for quite a while. Hmph...and I thought it would be easy...here's the proof that they're musically challenged.
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Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Musical Kids? Not so much...
So, I don't know if I've mentioned this, but we have moved up a level in Kindermusik...we're in the 18 month - 3 year old class. It's a big jump and we're definitely the youngest kids in there, but we're dealing with it. The kits that we get are much more mature than we're used to (i.e. the books rip very easily, so they're only for adults), so we didn't rip into it at the end of class like all of the other kids...I just couldn't let Miss Peggy see the books get ripped so easily!
When we got home, I decided to open the kit. Our unit this time is all about Trains and Things that Go...adorable. The kit came in a cardboard train box and had two books and two harmonicas. The kids were completely enamored with the harmonicas, but as you can see from the video, have no freaking idea how to use them. We spent countless...ummm...minutes on trying to figure it out, but alas, no sweet harmonica sounds (if there's any such thing in this world) will be gracing our halls for quite a while. Hmph...and I thought it would be easy...here's the proof that they're musically challenged.
When we got home, I decided to open the kit. Our unit this time is all about Trains and Things that Go...adorable. The kit came in a cardboard train box and had two books and two harmonicas. The kids were completely enamored with the harmonicas, but as you can see from the video, have no freaking idea how to use them. We spent countless...ummm...minutes on trying to figure it out, but alas, no sweet harmonica sounds (if there's any such thing in this world) will be gracing our halls for quite a while. Hmph...and I thought it would be easy...here's the proof that they're musically challenged.
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You got out to Kindermusik today????
Give them time, they will get it.
Very advanced children LOL :)
they are sooo soooo cute!
I gave you an award - so there's at least something else to do besides think of the snow LOL
HEY! I'm a music teacher of retirement age and I have NEVER been able to play the harmonica! They have the right idea and are very cute so that's all that matters....in my grandmotherly opinion anyway!
So cute! They'll get the harmonica. One of mine is really good at it and the other can make slight noise. :-)
Maybe it's a good thing they can't figure out that harmonica yet? Or maybe it's just me and all of my snowed-in noise misery.
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