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We listen to seasonal music and I point out any major changes in tone or tempo.
ReplyDeleteWe haven't done any music in the house but would love to.
ReplyDeleteI have never found the need to officially integrate classical music into our homeschool curriculum. If classical music is not playing on the stereo, then some other form of instrumental music is playing. I have always gotten the kids to be curious about music, and then they will read up on it themselves. Just like with our bird watching.
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