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Have you ever wanted to include more music education in your homeschool but weren’t sure where to start? You’re not alone. Many homeschool parents recognize the value of music appreciation, composer study, and basic music theory, but they often feel overwhelmed by the thought of teaching it. Maybe you don’t have a musical background yourself….
Have you ever noticed how many exciting Bible stories involve kings and queens? Today we’re going to learn about three famous Biblical rulers—King David, King Solomon, and Queen Esther—through the music of one of history’s greatest composers: George Frideric Handel. Handel loved writing music based on Bible stories. In fact, many of his most famous…
Practical Online Piano for Homeschoolers Many homeschool parents would love for their children to learn piano, but traditional lessons can feel out of reach. Between busy schedules, multiple children, transportation challenges, and rising lesson costs, piano instruction often gets pushed aside. The good news is that homeschoolers have more options than ever before. Disclosure: I…
Today, we’ll be exploring music from the world of Harry Potter. The first part of the lesson has music from the first book, and the second part has music from the movies. Enjoy! Disclosure: I get commissions for purchases made through affiliate links in this post. Music from Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone Let’s…
About eleven years ago, our family joined a new homeschool co-op just as my kids were beginning their studies of 20th-century history. As I looked ahead at what they would be learning—world wars, cultural upheaval, sweeping social change—I knew something essential couldn’t be left out. They needed music. So that summer, I began researching in…
As we begin a brand-new year, I always enjoy taking a moment to look back at what truly resonated with our Music in Our Homeschool community. One of my favorite ways to do this is by reviewing the most popular podcast episodes of the year. The numbers tell a story all their own: what encouraged…
