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If you’re a homeschool mom who has never studied music, you are going to love my new series on Mastering Music 101: Basics for Homeschool Parents. Today is part 1 ~ Basic Note Reading. Let me say, however, that you as the homeschool parent do not have to master these concepts in order to help…
As homeschool parents, we often find ourselves juggling multiple subjects and wondering if we can fit in what might be deemed to some people as “extras,” like music appreciation. But is music appreciation really just an extra, or is it a valuable component of a well-rounded education? In this post, we’ll explore what music appreciation…
What Are Fingerplays? What are fingerplays for preschoolers and why are they beneficial? Fingerplays are simple hand movements combined with songs or chants that engage preschoolers in a fun and interactive way. They are typically performed to help children develop fine motor skills, language skills, and cognitive abilities. Classic examples of fingerplays include “The Itsy…
Music education is a vital component of a well-rounded homeschool curriculum, and one of the foundational skills that elementary-aged children need to learn is the concept of a steady beat. Understanding and internalizing a steady beat not only aids in musical development but also enhances various cognitive and motor skills. Today, we’ll explore why learning…
Incorporating music education into your homeschool curriculum can be both enjoyable and educational. Music games for homeschoolers are a fantastic way to engage children and make learning about music fun. These activities can help children develop their musical skills, understand music theory, and foster a love for music. Here are several quick and fun music…
[Today’s article “The Alluring Story of Songs and Instruments Shakespeare’s World” is by guest contributor Cassidy Cash.] William Shakespeare’s plays are renowned not only for their captivating narratives and profound themes but also for their seamless integration of music and song. Learn about the songs and instruments in Shakespeare’ plays today. Take, O Take Those…
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