A magical space where imagination takes flight and your growing preschooler steps boldly into their budding independence.

Welcome to a class designed for children who are full of ideas, stories, and endless curiosity. Here, music becomes the backdrop for big pretend-play adventures, early learning, blossoming friendships, and those sweet moments when your child confidently shows you who they are becoming.

In this joyful, imagination-rich class, you’ll experience:

🎶 Music That Sparks Their Creative World

Your child will sing with gusto, move with intention, explore instruments, and dive into stories that stretch their imagination. Music becomes the gateway to rhythm, pattern, early music concepts, and expressive storytelling — all in ways that feel playful and empowering.

🌱 Independence That Grows Week by Week

Your preschooler is ready to test ideas, take small risks, and practice doing things “all by myself.”
Level 3 gently nurtures that independence while still keeping you close by. You’ll watch them move between exploring on their own and returning to you for connection, comfort, and celebration.

🤝 Social Moments That Build Confidence

In this cozy community, your child learns how to share ideas, take turns, collaborate, and express their feelings with growing clarity.
You’ll see friendships blossom and notice how music helps them navigate the early steps of social-emotional learning with joy and ease.

💛 A Class That Supports You, Too

You’ll be among caregivers who understand the wonder — and whirlwind — of raising a young preschooler. Together you’ll share stories, laughter, and encouragement as your children play, learn, and grow.

🌟 Learning That Extends Beyond the Classroom

With Kindermusik songs, stories, and at-home rituals, the magic follows you everywhere. Repetition becomes your friend — comforting your child, deepening their learning, and weaving music naturally into your daily routines.

A Note About Independence

To honor this age group’s emerging confidence, adults attend class alongside their children, with many built-in opportunities for preschoolers to try things on their own while knowing you’re close enough for reassurance.