Mainly Music; Play Group and Music Session for Pre-preschoolers Forrest Hill
Hello everyone!
Caregivers & preschoolers come and join us for a fun morning next Friday the 14th. Session starts with morning tea at 10 am. Playtime for the children is followed by the music and dance session. All welcome.
Each session is $4 per family; however, your first visit is free. Come and join us as we start the new term.
Shore Vineyard Church is at 2/252 Forrest Hill Road, Forrest Hill
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About Mainly Music: a fun music group for care givers to enjoy together with their young child. Throughout the session, children develop gross and fine motor skills, language, imagination, mathematical and pre-reading skills as well as socialise with others. Each mainly music is associated with and is run by volunteers from a local church. Children are introduced to music, creativity and more, plus families are given a chance to think about the God-part of life. Amazing to think that all this can be achieved in a loving, shared family environment.
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