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If your left-handed child is interested in learning to play the guitar, you may be wondering if it’s best for them to learn as a lefty on a left-handed guitar or switch to playing right-handed with a right-handed guitar. Learning the guitar can be both a fun and educational activity for your child, so it’s…
I’ve spent the past week researching the SchoolhouseTeachers. com membership site. This amazing resource has been around for 10 years and is specifically focused on helping homeschoolers. So they perfectly understand our needs and desires. If you’re looking for music lessons in music theory, music history, or music appreciation or lessons in violin, guitar, recorder,…
[Today’s guest post is a sponsored post about Practice Monkeys Violin Instruction and was written by the teacher Sarah Van Kleeck.] Homeschooling and Music Instruction Struggles Homeschooling in the twenty-first century comes with its profound joys and substantial challenges. We are able to provide a safe environment free from negative peer pressure and violence. And,…
[Today’s article “Parental Will Versus Childlike Inspiration to Practice Music” was written by contributor Brooks Hanes.] We had been living there just a few months. I creaked open the old door and walked into the hallway upstairs in our two-story, Victorian era house built in 1900. I cracked a smile, thinking of the privilege it…
I haven’t spend much time talking about Educents here at Music in Our Homeschool. But that will soon change! I recently did a search at this neat educational marketplace deal site to see what they had in the area of music and was quite impressed! Below are some of the best music products at Educents. Which…
What Music in our Home Looks Like [Today’s article was written by Lena Marsh and is part of the 31 Days of Music in Our Homeschool Series.] I’d love to share with you what music in our home looks like. Music has been emphasized as much as reading and math in our homeschool curriculum, which…
