I've got a free download for you today - a word search and listening checklist to help your kids engage with some fun classical music. Grab your printable ... View the Post
Archives for October 2018
The Nutcracker: Introduction and Printable Resources
Going to see The Nutcracker is an annual event for many families. It’s bound to be a good time, but you can make the very most out of the experience with just a little ... View the Post
The Nutcracker: Composer and History
Composer Peter Tchaikovsky was born in Russia in 1840. He started playing the piano at age 5 and by the time he turned 8, he could read music better than his teacher. He ... View the Post
The Nutcracker: How to Use Musical Sketching
Musical Sketching is my favorite way to get children engaged in classical music. It is simple and effective. I have used this activity for over a decade in my classroom, ... View the Post
Nutcracker: The Music
Okay, it's time to dive into to ten of The Nutcracker's most famous and recognizable pieces of music! PLOT POINTS The first thing you will hear is the Overture. ... View the Post
The Nutcracker: Bonus Content
Now is where things really get fun! I've got loads of links to take you even deeper into Peter's glorious music. Links can change from time to time. If you encounter any ... View the Post
