Rhythm games help develop one’s understanding of rhythm and concepts of time, which are essential for mastery of any musical instrument. A bonus: this also helps develop hand-eye coordination. 😊❤️ | Musicaacademy Kl

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Learning Rhythms with a Rhythm Game!

🎉 Happy Father’s Day! 🎉 Today, we celebrate all the amazing people who hold a special place in our hearts. 💙 Whether you’re a dad, granddad, mentor, or any other cherished figure, thank you for the love and support you give. “Anyone can hold a child’s hand, but it takes love to hold their heart.” . . . . . . #disability #fathersday #SpecialNeedsDad #DisabilityParenting #SuperDads #InclusionMatters #SpecialNeedsParenting #CelebratingDads | Centre of Movement

🥇 Exciting News 🥇 Centre of Movement had an incredible first day at the Source Kids Expo in Brisbane! We were thrilled to introduce the Trexo robotic walker, giving children the amazing opportunity to experience their first steps. It was a huge hit, and we are beyond proud to announce that we won the Trailblazer Award! A heartfelt thank you to our team Finn, Lauren, Mikaylah, and Penny for your invaluable help in making this possible. if you are in Brisbane today and you would like to have you

🧒 Watch Bonnie using sticks and marching to develop her walking skills! 🚶‍♀️ In this video, you’ll see Bonnie using a homolaterql movement patterns to build her coordination and balance: 1. **Homolateral Pattern**: This involves moving the same side limbs together—right leg and right arm move forward, then left leg and left arm. This pattern helps establish a basic rhythm and coordination especially if a child has not been crawling This week we will try and move to a 2. **Contralateral Pattern