Summer will be here before you know it, and soon, your children will have more free time. Making sure this time is spent productively is important to parents, which is why many enroll their children in a camp that expands their music education. Below are a few reasons why it’s beneficial to enroll your children in a Music & Arts Camp over the summer. 

Why Should I Enroll My Children in Music & Arts Camp This Summer?

1. Refines Skills Over the Break

There is always a risk of existing skills diminishing whenever children have a long break from music lessons and classes. Additionally, many children are reluctant to practice on their own once school is out. Camp offers both fun and learning in the same environment, which keeps skills sharp. 

2. Builds Confidence

It’s likely that summer camp music & arts education programs will go above and beyond to what children are usually accustomed. This is a great way for them to build confidence organically, as they face new challenges. Summer camps also allow children to play individually in solos and together in ensembles, which foster even more confidence in their abilities. 

3. Increases Connection With Peers

Many children spend the majority of their summers indoors parked in front of a digital screen of some kind. This can cause problems when it comes to achievement, but it can also prevent children from spending time with friends. At camp, your children will be surrounded by peers with the same interests. This offers a great opportunity to improve socialization and forge lasting friendships. Many Music & Arts Camps also offer classes in Music Theory and Music Appreciation. 

If you want to expand your children’s Music Education in a fun environment, now is the perfect time to enroll them in a Music & Arts Camp at the Suzuki Music School of Maryland, Inc. Both the Music and Arts Camp and Piano Camp run during two 2020 summer sessions: Session 1 is June 22 through June 26, &  Session 2 is August 3 through August 7. Children in second grade through high school are eligible to attend, and it’s preferred that attendees have some musical training and skill in reading music. Learn more online or call (410) 964-1983 to enroll your children today.