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Discovering the Rhythms of Time: A Journey Through Music History An Overview of the “Mastering Music 101” Series This week, we bring to life the rhythmic odyssey that is music history. This blog post with accompanying podcast episode/YouTube video is the latest in the “Mastering Music 101” series, aimed at homeschooling parents looking to enrich…
Homeschooling provides a unique opportunity to tailor your children’s education to their individual needs and interests. Music education is an integral part of a well-rounded curriculum, fostering creativity, discipline, and cognitive development. However, ensuring that music education consistently happens can be challenging when we homeschool moms have so many other subjects and activities we must…
Today I’d like to talk about a simple way to transform your homeschool. A few years ago I created an incredible and revolutionary resource that’s a game-changer for homeschoolers: It’s called the Music Lesson Calendar of the Month, and it’s your secret to an unmatched quality music education. If you’ve been looking for an easy…
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? What do you learn in music appreciation? In…
Are you a homeschooling parent juggling multiple responsibilities and wondering how to incorporate music education into your already jam-packed schedule? Look no further! The membership from Music in Our Homeschool is here to revolutionize the way you approach music education in your homeschool. Today we’re talking about how Music in Our Homeschool Plus makes music…
As we reach our 9th anniversary, I thought it would be fun to tell you the origin story of Music in Our Homeschool! It was the summer of 2014, and I had just decided to join a brand new co-op where all the students, in kindergarten through 12th grade would be studying the same history…
