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Vivaldi is one of my most favorite composers, especially for cello. In high school we played his Four Seasons and it was my favorite of all-time. And the Piano Guys, who doesn’t love their music?! With this 15-minute Wintertime Music Lesson from Music in our Homeschool, you can combine the two of them in to one amazing music lesson perfect… Read More
Quickly and easily add in some music to your studies for Martin Luther King, Jr Day with this FREE 15-Minute Music Lesson from Music in Our Homeschool! GO HERE TO DOWNLOAD YOURS TODAY
One fun way to introduce new artists to your children is through fine art pages. This month you can get these Horace Pippin fine art pages from Enrichment Studies! GO HERE TO DOWNLOAD YOURS TODAY
We have always had music in our home. My husband and I both music majors, so it’s just natural for us. Many times I have classical music playing during the day to help us stay calm and focused. This is a great way to introduce them to new composers and musical styles. This month, you can listen to 31 different… Read More
Learning to interpret art can be difficult. Some of it is abstract and some of it really does have a meaning behind it, so how do you know? Hopefully as your student learns more about an artist and their life, they can begin to discern the different types of art. This printable artist study from Kitchen Table Classroom is a… Read More
Have you ever wondered why we sing the song, “Auld Lang Syne” at the stroke of midnight on New Years Eve? Now you can learn all about the history, words and music in this mini music study from In All You Do. GO HERE TO DOWNLOAD YOURS NOW
Adding music appreciation in to your homeschool doesn’t have to be difficult. In fact, all it takes are a few simple printables, the internet and time! Head over to I Choose Joy to find out how to bring some 2oth Century Music in to your homeschool with some free printable lesson plans! GO HERE TO DOWNLOAD YOURS TODAY
This Free Musical Era Study is perfect for Middle & High School students. This one covers the Renaissance, but there is a series of them over at Year Round Homeschooling to choose from. GO HERE TO DOWNLOAD NOW
I love using music studies in our homeschool, especially for special holidays. Music brings a different point of view and a unique experience to your study. If you’re looking for a music study this Advent, check out this free SQUILT Lesson for “Come, Thou Long Expected Jesus”. If you’ve never heard of SQUILT, it stands for Super Quiet UnInterrupted Listening… Read More
When I was a young girl taking ballet, I wanted so much to be the Sugar Plum Fairy in The Nutcracker. The few years I danced in the city ballet production, I just stared at the ballerina who was lucky enough to be her. From the costume, to the dance – it was all magical. I am so excited to share… Read More
I am child of the King, wife to 1 and mother of 5 earthly children. My passion is creating products homeschoolers and teachers can use quickly and easily. I started Thrifty Homeschoolers to share not only my own creations, but all the wonderful creations I found around the web.