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“In the Bleak Midwinter” I’m so excited to share with you about one of the most beautiful Christmas songs ever written: “In the Bleak Midwinter.” The composer was Gustav Holst and poet-lyricist was Christina Rossetti. You can see a free online music appreciation lesson on it at My Joy-Filled Life where you can Learn about the…
Handel’s Messiah Printable Pack Here is an awesome freebie for you today! Download the Handel’s Messiah Lesson Plan and 10-page Printable Pack here. I would love for you to share Handel’s Messiah with your students. Handel is one of the greatest composers ever and wrote one of the most glorious pieces of music ever written…
Hello, Harmony Homeschoolers! I’m so happy to have you here at Music in Our Homeschool, which is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year! And today, we’re celebrating the one-year anniversary of the Music in Our Homeschool podcast. Thank you so much for being on this journey with me and for letting me be a part…
Here is one of the most engaging and budget-friendly ways to teach rhythm in your homeschool—bucket drumming! Whether you’re looking for bucket drumming ideas to spice up your homeschool music lessons or searching for an easy way to introduce percussion, this episode is packed with practical tips. No drum set required! Let’s get started with…
Today’s enchanting topic whisks us back to a time when Christmas was celebrated with a rich tapestry of music and community spirit—yes, we’re diving into Victorian Christmas caroling! Victorian Christmas Caroling Imagine the streets of 19th-century England, adorned with festive decorations, where groups of friends and families gathered to serenade their neighbors with joyful Christmas…
For the last few years I’ve been doing collaborations with the wonderful homeschool providers Alisha Gratehouse and her daughter Olivia Gratehouse of Masterpiece Society and Dachelle McVey of Literary Adventures for Kids! Last Christmas we did What the Dickens?: A Christmas Carol Teatime with Dachelle, Gena, Alisha and Olivia. And last year about this same…
