Welcome to Our Music and Voice Homeschool Course

Getting Started with Our Music and Voice Homeschool Course

The Music and Voice homeschool course is a study of singers and songs from different genres with encouragement to sing together as a family. Lessons encourage each student to be comfortable with the voice God has given them and to use it, regardless of self-image or what others may think. Homeschool family members are inspired to sing together, and lessons help the entire family understand the benefits that come from that activity. These Music and Voice homeschool lessons can be studied in any order the student chooses.

Overview

•   52 weeks, 3 days a week
•   Includes text-based lessons, activities, and links to additional resources
•   Grades Family

Supplies Needed

Corresponding lessons on SchoolhouseTeachers.com

What to Do

Go to Class Lessons and download the lesson plan and the first lesson unit. Start with the Day 1 assignment. Follow the instructions each day on the lesson plan and check them off when completed. As an alternative for families not completing the lessons in order, download a chosen unit and follow the checklists provided within the unit itself.

Course Sample for Our Music and Voice Homeschool Course

“Logic will get you from A to Z; imagination will get you everywhere.” – Albert Einstein

Now that summer is in full swing and many of you are already going or will be going to baseball or Little League games, I thought it would be fun to explore Baseball Music.

Does that mean hotdog music? Mustard music or potato chips music?

Ok, seriously, what is baseball music anyhow?

Well, the first known baseball music song was written in 1858 and was called “The Base Ball Polka!” Ever heard it? Me neither. But the most famous and most sung piece of baseball music is “Take Me Out To The Ball Game,” written by Jack Norworth on a scrap of paper in 1908. He was riding on a train going to Manhattan, New York and it only took him 15 minutes to write the song!

Imagine something that took so little time becoming so timeless! I’m pretty sure he didn’t imagine it at the time, but then again, who knows?

Your imagination is the greatest gift you’ve been given in this world so no matter what you do with this lesson, I want you to imagine amazing things about yourself, your voice, about music and about life!

Consider another thing Albert Einstein said about imagination:

“Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited to all we now know and understand, while imagination embraces the entire world, and all there ever will be to know and understand.”

Also, because lots and lots of people are on vacation at this point, I am going to make this a shorter than usual lesson.

Enjoy!

To view a full sample of this course, click here.