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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…
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…
Are you a homeschool rebel, like me? You know you are a unique person and your kids are unique. So, you don’t always want to follow a curriculum just as written? Today, I want to share 10 ways you can use the music membership Music in Our Homeschool Plus to add unique value to your…
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…
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…
Homeschool moms have one of the toughest jobs in the world. Not only do they educate their children, but they also have to manage household chores and cater to their families’ needs. It’s common to feel overwhelmed and stressed, especially when juggling between balancing work, homeschooling, family tasks, and personal life. The good news is…
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