There's nothing more adorable than little kids playing music and dancing their hearts out.
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- PHOTOS BY BENJIE SANDERS / ARIZONA DAILY STAR
Eighteen-month-old Isabelle Babst brandishes a blue scarf with gusto along with other little ones, their parents and grandparents at Kindermus…
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Mary Rudy, director of Musical Steps Academy, reads a story to little ones sitting quietly on the floor during "Zoo Train" activities for chil…
- Benjie Sanders/Arizona Daily Sta
Jana Bowditch makes music with her son, Jai Bowditch.Sessions for younger kids, like Jai, meet weekly for seven weeks.
- Benjie Sanders/Arizona Daily Sta
Mary Rudy talks with the children about zoo animals. She's animated because she's imitating the sound a monkey makes.
- Benjie Sanders/Arizona Daily Sta
During "Zoo Train" activities for children 18 months to 3 years old an adult participant pretends to be going to sleep with two small children…
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Kindermusik, which "teaches children music so they can become better learners," is a 25-year-old program with several locations.
- David Sanders/Arizona Daily Star
Mary Rudy runs a Kindermusik class. According to information on her website, Rudy has been teaching Kindermusik for 20 years and has four chil…
- David Sanders/Arizona Daily Star
Sabine Meredith, 4, left, and her sister Nia Meredith, 2, play with scarves to represent an ocean breeze during Kindermusik's "Creatures of th…
