Music games! Everyone loves a game! Treble Clef Triumph is a great game to help your kids learn to read music. You can play this game even if you don’t already know how to read music. Learn along with your kids! For more information on note reading and ideas to
Would you like to teach your children how to read music? Maybe you have no musical knowledge and can’t read music yourself? That’s alright! Let’s discover the basics of reading music together. You’ll be teaching your kids in no time! As always, if you have any questions while reading through,
You’ve signed your child up for music lessons. Great job! The benefits of learning music for children are widely known and you’ve done a wonderful thing for your kids! Now you can sit back, let their new teacher take over, and be glad your child is getting a music education
You’ve signed your kids up for music lessons, excited to give them all the benefits of music lessons you’ve heard so much about! They love playing their new instrument. But now the honeymoon period is over, has practice become a chore, or even worse a daily argument? Here are a
How much do you know about the famous composers? Johann Sebastian Bach was one of the most important composers during the Baroque period. He’s a great place to start when introducing your children to music appreciation. To make it extra easy, I’ve made a free printable workbook for you! Bach
Get started with music in your homeschool today! You can print the planner or edit it right on your computer. See 9 Reasons to Include Music in Homeschool and 27 Ways to Include Music in Homeschool for more ideas. Printable Homeschool Music Planner Opt in to receive news and updates.
Including music education in your homeschool curriculum can seem daunting, especially if you have no background of musical knowledge yourself. It doesn’t have to be that way though! There are lots of easy ways to integrate music learning into your home without having a musical background.
I love music, and I bet you do too! Music is a huge part of our daily lives. We use it for entertainment, in the background of our daily activities, in our churches, and almost everywhere we go. You’ve likely heard before that learning music is good for children. This
If you have a little one, you already know preschoolers love to move, explore, and make noise! They are learning by exploring and experimenting. Attention spans are limited, and music lessons that insist on simply sitting still and listening will likely fail. Kids this age learn best by involving their
