5 Best Elementary Music Courses For Kids
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In this blog post, I want to share with you 5 elementary music courses that are ideal for kids of all ages and cover a range of different musical themes, such learning to play a specific instrument, making music, singing and much more.
Not all of these recommendations have free or trial courses, so please know your budget before you go out and purchase any of these recommendations.
Also, please note that I do receive an affiliate commission if and when you do purchase through my link.
Without further ado, let’s get started, shall we?
Music At Home
This is a program that offers a low monthly membership plan and is ideal to introduce your baby and toddlers to music. It is a program that is geared for all your kids ages 0 to 7 and has so many mixed age activities that will have you filling your home with music like never before.
Elementary Music
This is another program that offers monthly memberships and has been created by my dear friend and veteran homeschool mom of 8, Gena Mayo. With Gena’s course your kids will have access to all elementary music courses created by Gena, access to the printable music packs and so much more. It is such a fantastic course, that I simply cannot say enough good things about.
Teach Your Child Piano
This is my flagship course, where I teach you (even though you may have never touched a piano in your life), how to teach your kids to play the piano. While I have a full one year premium Homeschool Piano Curriculum for ages 4 – 14, you can sign up right now for my FREE Piano Lessons and have your kids reading music notes and playing the piano in less than 5 days.
Ukulele Course For Kids
This course by Amanda from Raising DaVinci, will have your kids begging for ukulele practice every day. Not only will your kids learn a variety of easy and yet very popular melodies, but they will also learn basic music theory and have tons of fun through the entire process.
Gentle Guitar
This is a very comprehensive 4 year music curriculum with seven levels and each lesson is broken into bite sized 30 minute slots. In my opinion there is nothing better than long term learning through very consistent, short bursts of learning. So for me this course really ticks all the boxes.
Which one of these programs are you going to try out today?
Karen Cadera
Founder/Creator
Mom, Teacher, Minimalist, Zero Waste Enthusiast, Multi Pod.
My daughter loved the games, but there were also worksheets and videos. The weekly lesson plans were complete, and I never questioned what I should be doing next.
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