Hillcrest Community Centre
May 11, 2019 (Saturday) 10:30 – 12pm
Cost: $37/person
Are you a new mom? Having difficulties calming your child down or getting a good sleep cycle going?
Did you know there are natural and simple solutions to help with that problem? Our brains are wired to naturally respond to music without having to be taught.
Have you ever gotten goose bumps from a powerful piece of music? Have you ever been moved to tears by the words of a song that express how you feel? Have you ever had a song magically play on the radio just when you need it the most? That is our brain on music.
In this workshop, you will learn how to tune in with yourself, your child & music to effectively help in calming your child down and to work on sleep.
Things that will be worked on in this workshop are:
- How to tune into your child: Learn to distinguish the types of cries and what they mean
- Tuning into music: learn what vocal sounds and type of music is effective
- Tuning into yourself: 30min guided mindfulness process to get back in touch being with yourself before you became a mom.
To register online, visit Vancouver Parks and Recreation website.
Creekside Community Centre Hillcrest Community Centre Killarney Community Centre
1 Athletes Way 4575 Clancy Loranger Way 6260 Killarney St.
July 22 – 26 (Mon-Fri) 9am – 3pm July 15 – 19 (Mon-Fri) 9am – 3pm Aug 6 – 9 (Tues – Fri) 9am – 3pm
Cost: $350 + additional $20 materials fee Cost: $280 + additional $20 materials Cost: $350 + $25 materials fee
Aug 19 – 23 (Mon-Fri) 9am – 3pm Aug 12 – 16 (Mon-Fri) 9am – 3pm
Cost: $350 + $25 materials fee Cost: $350 + $25 materials fee
Join us for a one week, full day program, rich with creativity and fun. Children will be exploring their musical, artistic and active sides.
Through the week, participants will be engaged in singing, playing, movement, creating & self expression via different activities: Group Ukulele, Basket Beat (Creating rhythms with balls), Art Time (hands-on activities making art through various mediums – will be able to take home things they make) & Drum Time (a fusion of movement, singing, African drumming & Taiko drumming.)
On the last day of camp, there will be a performance showcasing all the things they have learnt and done during the week.
For ages 6-10yrs.
To register, visit Vancouver Parks and Recreation
