[Updated June 2016] As we start Shark Week, let’s explore some musical connections. Sure, the easy thing to do is to find music that has […]
Music For Kids (& Adults) During Shark Week
Tag: homeschool
Connecting children to the world through sound!
Do you think it is important for children to know more about the world? While traveling around the world is one way to experience new […]
Whales, STEAM, and Project-based learning!
We absolutely love this wonderful project around whales that educator, Jill Liepelt, facilitated with her 2nd grade students (as featured on the Partnership for 21st […]
Creativity, Chameleons, and Fan Fiction Art!
Patty Palmer’s “A Color of His Own” Art lesson inspired me to think about the possibilities of children creating their own versions of stories and […]
Adult Friendly Music For (Babies &) Kids 2 & Schumann Composer Study!
We are often skeptical of albums that are branded “for babies,” “for kids,” or the like. The recently released Schumann: Album for the Young is […]
4 Fun Musical Opportunities for the Fourth of July!
The Fourth of July provides countless opportunities to have children engage with music. Here are 4 ideas for exploring musical possibilities connected to the Fourth of […]
3 fantastic apps to Learn and Perform the Recorder!
Almost everyone in the U.S. is introduced to a recorder at some point in their early lives. Why the recorder? Photo by oddharmonic Recorders allow […]