This month Year Round Homeschooling is kicking off with a new series for your homeschool music needs! Annette will be creating monthly composer music studies that include FREE printables to go with your music history studies! This month you’ll find the FREE Handel composer music study and the accompanying printables which include a timeline worksheet, […]
FREE Hymn of the Week Study
Hymn study is a great way to introduce our children to classic hymns that are rich in beautiful language and theological truth. Furthermore, learning the history of these hymns and more about the faith of their writers and composers is both encouraging and inspiring. Join Angie at Celebrating Holidays as she shares one new FREE […]
FREE Animal Rhythm Game
This FREE Animal Rhythm Game with printables from Let’s Play Music is a great way for little ones to learn about note recognition and note values, while developing listening skills and having lots of fun with animal impersonations too! Here are more FREE Music Resources for your homeschool!
FREE Autumn Rhythm Game for Preschoolers
Most simply this FREE Autumn Rhythm Game with Printables, from Lets Play Kids Music, can be played like pairs. Stick the printable onto card, cut along the dotted line and then you can match the corresponding rhythm to the picture. You could also turn it into a listening game by assigning different percussion instruments for […]
2 More Days: FREE Psalty’s Kids Album Download {Subscriber Freebie}
Download a FREE Psalty Album when you sign up for the newsletter. Good through 10/12/14.
FREE Francis Scott Key Unit Study
In this FREE Francis Scott Key’s printable worksheet packet from Mama’s learning Corner, you’ll find: Francis Scott Key fill-in-the-blank “The Star-Spangled Banner” create-a-word Confused version of “The Star-Spangled Banner!” (choose the correct word) Francis Scott Key copywork – elementary lines and plain lines Here are more FREE Music Resources for your homeschool!
FREE Horse Rhythm Game
This FREE Horsey Rhythm game from Let’s Play Kids Music can be played very simply at first for little ones who just love trotting around like little ponies, or you can develop the listening and note recognition further as you try each added step to make it more challenging. A very good way to […]
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