
Composer studies are a favorite in our household. Since our early days of learning the Charlotte Mason method, the idea of children learning about composers and classical music has appealed to me as a mother and educator.
You needn't be a Charlotte Mason homeschoolers to teach these subjects. Including the arts in your homeschool can be of great benefit to your children.
My 10-day series will include...
Composer Studies for Young Scholars
Day 1 - 4 Reasons to Teach Composer StudiesDay 2 - Composer Studies for The Very Young
Day 3 - Composer Studies for Older Children
Day 4 - Composer Studies for High School Students
Day 5 - A Young Scholar's Guide to Composers Giveaway
Day 6 - 7 Books You Can Use for Composer Studies
Day 7 - Composer Study: Exposing Children to the Music
Day 8 - Resources for Composer and Music Studies
Day 9 - An Antonio Vivaldi Composer Study
Day 10 - Composer Study Series Recap
This series is a part of iHomeschool Network's Autumn Hopscotch 2013.
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Do you teach them how to compose a little or just on composers?
ReplyDeleteCreative Dad,
DeleteGood question. On this subject, it's just a matter of learning about the composers, their biographies and their music.