If you're new to the idea of homeschool composer studies, this series is should help you get started!
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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 don't need to be Charlotte Mason homeschoolers to teach these subjects, of course. Regardless of your homeschooling style, including the arts in your homeschool can be of great benefit to your children.
My 10-day series includes:
Day 1 - 4 Reasons to Teach Composer Studies
Day 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
Composer Studies for Young Scholars
Day 1 - 4 Reasons to Teach Composer Studies
Day 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
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.