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Any one who is descended from a Confederate soldier or sailor can be come a full member, either directly or co-laterally, Associate membership is also available as is the membership catagory of 'Crewman', a 'Crewman' is an active supporter of the Camp, who has all the rights of membership of Camp #2161.Parents and caregivers often attend music classes and music therapy sessions, and although those classes and sessions are not for them, their presence so important to the progress and growth of our clients and students.
It’s always important to engage everyone in the room through the music, and unfortunately sometimes the adults get forgotten. But parents and caregivers are more likely to engage with their children and return to music class and music therapy sessions if they are also playing instruments, singing along, and dancing.
Over the years, I’ve learned a few things that can help keep everybody engaged during music class or music therapy!
Tip #1: Explain what the goals and objectives are for each song.
This has been one of the most helpful and important things I’ve done to help engage parents and caregivers. Once you give a brief explanation of why you chose a song, and what you hope to accomplish, parents and caregivers often become motivated by that information.
Once they are aware of the goals, they will often engage with their children much more efficiently. I love seeing parents and caregivers become empowered by the information, and watching them directly work with their children and help them reach milestones in music class!
Tip #2: GIVE THEM INSTRUMENTS!
Or scarves, streamers, etc. Adults are ideal models for little kiddos, and because children often look to people who are familiar to them, they are the perfect people to model for their littles.
Beyond that, adults love to have fun in music class, too. How often do most adults have the chance to shake a maraca or blow a scarf off of their head?? It’s a treat for them to just have fun in a low-stress environment with their child, and in my opinion, it’s just wonderful that we can provide that for them!
Tip #3: Repetition is key!
Repetition is absolutely essential for children, but it is also important for adults. By repeating songs, parents and caregivers are able to learn the lyrics and melodies and can sing along.
In my experience, if parents and caregivers bring their kiddos to music class, it’s probably because they love music themselves, and will most likely jump on the chance to sing! I really enjoy hearing everyone singing along with their favorite songs, and listening intently when I throw a new one into the mix.
It can be a challenge to engage adults in music classes or music therapy sessions, but I hope these tips can help you ensure that everyone in your music classes or music therapy sessions is engaged, from the smallest kiddo to the most serious adult!
Let me know in the comments below: What has helped you engage parents and caregivers in music classes or music therapy sessions?Mentor mothers, providing spiritual guidance and training in budgeting, job-seeking skills, parenting, life skills, relationships and other issues.
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A village in Kitui, Kenya has beein left in shock after a swarm of bees descended on a family in a bizarre attack that left two children dead.
Joy Muthini Kang’ola, a single mother was rescued by her neighbours after fleeing her home under heavy attack, who quickly mobilized some pesticide and sprayed the compound to contain the angry bees.
According to NairobiNews, Ms Kango’la is currently admitted at Hospital due to severe pain arising from the bee stings.
She told NairobiNews how the whole bizarre incident happened.
“One of the children was bitten but in no time thousands of them swarmed all over even in the house biting everybody on sight,” she narrated.
The attack happened so fast as by the time she decided to evacuate her four children from the house with the aid of her young sister to flee to the neighbouring home, she even had difficulties finding her way out.
The middle aged woman, who is also expectant, picked the youngest child and decided to run while holding the hand of the one of the toddlers.
“Unfortunately, the child who was on my back slipped through and fell down, and in the process of picking her up, the other one collapsed,” she painfully narrated in hospital.
Amid loud screams that attracted her neighbours, the bees were now pursuing them and attacking so violently that she was unable to pick the young ones as she blacked out from the vicious stings.
The two children died on the spot as their mother was rescued by her neighbours who sprayed the bees with pesticide managing to contain them.
Her other two children were rescued by their young sister who grabbed a blanket in the house and instead of running away decided to lie on the ground and cover them.
Ms Kang’ola was rushed to the nearby heath centre and later transferred to Kitui Level Five Hospital where she was admitted together with the surviving children.
Area chief Mutua Kasaya said the bees, believed to be migrating to escape the hot weather, had camped on a tree near the family’s house the previous night, and were hovering around ostensibly in search of water.
Dr Muo Kasina, a bee expert explained the bee attack phenomenon is related to climate change in the sense that the bees are unable to cope with the harsh weather and are vacating the hives in search of cooler places.
Dr Kasina, a director at the Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organisation (Karlo), said the bees are likely to attack because of irritating weather and that availability of water in the compound may have saved the situation.
“The tragic bees attack is the consequences of the warming planet. The temperatures are becoming too unbearable even to every surviving creature including flies, birds, insects and even wild animals,” said the scientist.
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