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Christmas is coming, and one of the most wonderful ways to celebrate the season is the story of the Nutcracker. I’m so excited that I’ll be taking my kids to a performance of this beautiful ballet by the 19th-century Russian composer Tchaikovsky this year. But, even if you can’t see it live, there are so…
We have been doing lapbooks for many of our school subjects for years: science, history, character, Bible, English, math, etc. But, today I want to show you some fun ways to combine music with lapbooks. Fun Ways to Combine Music With Lapbooks You’ve probably heard me express before how much I LOVE the Maestro Classics…
[Today we have a guest post from Tavia Armstrong of The Unplanned Homeschooler.] When I was a teenager, I had a homemade copy of Hooked on Classics on cassette tape. A friend in band had made it for me, and I literally wore it out listening to the strains of Beethoven, Bach, Mozart, Tchaikovsky and…
Disclosure: I get commissions for purchases made through affiliate links in this post. I received the Famous Artists Volume 1 Online Unit Study for free in exchange for sharing today’s art project. Music and Art Today we begin a brand new series called Music & Art. We’ll be exploring numerous ways to combine music studies…
Teach Your Family to Play the Soprano Recorder (Today’s article was written by Marcia Washburn.) Looking for an inexpensive way to teach music reading? Can’t afford an expensive instrument? Don’t know how to read music yourself? Let Marcia show you how anyone can learn to play the soprano recorder. This is…
An Easy DIY Felt Music Staff to Practice Note Names [Today’s article was written by Gena Mayo and is part of the 31 Days of Music in Our Homeschool Series.] One of my favorite classes in college (I majored in K-12 music education) was called elementary music methods. We studied about the different theories…
