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If you’ve ever wondered how to add music into your homeschool schedule without making your day feel longer or more stressful—you’re not alone. Many parents want to give their kids the gift of music, but worry they don’t have enough time, skill, or structure. The good news? Music doesn’t have to be an “extra.” With the right approach, it can become a joyful, natural part of your daily homeschool routine.

This past week, we had the joy of watching our students shine during our latest homeschool music recital. The room was filled with music, laughter, and proud smiles from friends and family. These moments are more than just performances—they’re milestones worth celebrating.

For homeschool families especially, hosting a homeschool music recital is an important tradition. While much of homeschooling happens at home, these special events offer an opportunity to step into a bigger spotlight. They giv...

If you can clap your hands, sing “Twinkle Twinkle,” or tap your foot to a beat—you’re already teaching music.
The myth that you need years of training or a music degree to teach music at home to your child is just that—a myth. And if you’re a homeschool parent, you’re already doing incredible things most people wouldn’t dare attempt.

So let’s bust the idea that you need to be a musician to bring music into your home.

If you’re a homeschool parent looking for inspiration, fresh ideas, and quality curriculum options, homeschool conventions are the place to be. Whether you’re just beginning your homeschooling journey or have been teaching at home for years, when you visit homeschool conventions, it can breathe new life into your homeschool plan.

With major events like the FPEA Homeschool Convention in Florida coming up, there’s ...

We had an incredible time this past weekend at the Great Homeschool Convention (GHC) in Columbus, Ohio! From reconnecting with veteran homeschoolers to meeting brand-new families just starting their journey, this event reminded us exactly why we do what we do.

If you’ve never attended a GHC event before, picture hundreds of like-minded families, passionate educators, inspiring speakers, and a vendor hall f...

Music isn’t just an “extra” in education—it’s essential. It stimulates brain development, boosts memory and concentration, and even improves math and reading skills. Music also helps children express emotions, build confidence, and develop discipline through practice and performance.

For homeschool families, music can bring a much-needed rhythm and energy to the day. It’s a subject that blends joy and learning—something every homeschool could use more of.

Are you looking for a way to add more joy and creativity to your homeschool day without adding stress to your schedule? Music is an amazing addition to any homeschool routine, and finding easy music lessons for homeschool can make all the difference for busy families. This guide offers simple, practical ways to make music a daily part of your homeschool routine, even if you’re not a musician yourself. Ready to begin a complete music curriculum for you and your family? Check out our Color Me Moza...

Teaching music to preschoolers can seem daunting, especially for parents without a musical background. However, music education at an early age offers numerous benefits and can be a joyful and bonding experience for both you and your child. This guide will show you how to create a music-friendly environment, introduce basic music concepts, and keep your preschooler engaged—all without needing any prior musical knowledge.

Cognitive Development: Music...

Music has long been recognized as a universal language, capable of bridging gaps between cultures and generations. Its presence in the home is not just a source of entertainment but also a powerful tool for education and emotional development. For families engaged in homeschooling, incorporating music into daily routines can enhance the learning experience in myriad ways. In this blog post, we’ll explore the importance of music in the home, particularly focusing on how it benefits homeschool env...

Strategies for Nurturing a Lifelong Appreciation and Love for Music in Preschool-Aged Children

Music has a magical ability to touch our hearts and souls, and there’s no better time to introduce its wonders than during the early years of childhood. Preschool-aged children are like sponges, eager to absorb new experiences and sensations. By cultivating a love for music during this formative time, we can lay the foundation for a lifelong appreciation of this beautiful art form. Here are some effect...