February Music Study Resources

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These February Music Study Resources will help make planning music class fun for your kids and easy for you! 

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Your homeschool music class doesn’t just have to be about music. There are easy ways to incorporate music into your homeschool by partnering it with another subject. 

One of my favorite ways to bring music into your homeschool is by combining it with literature. Music and literature have always gone hand in hand for me.

20 February Music Study Resources

Living Montessori Now has some great book-inspired music studies with activities that make it easy to prepare and add to your school day.

Peter and the Wolf

Swan Lake

Carnival of the Animals

The Tortoise and the Hare

Mike Mulligan and the Steam Shovel

The Sorcerer’s Apprentice (this is also a book)

Casey at the Bat (find the book here)

Another great way to incorporate some music into your homeschool days this month is for Valentine’s Day. There are so many songs out there about love that it should be easy to find some that your kids will enjoy.

If you’re looking to make a fun unit around the “love” theme, check out this Valentine’s Day Lessons: A Lovely Afternoon of Art and Music from Homegrown Learners.

Or you could do some fun composer studies or notebooking pages for the composers who were born in February.

Some composers you might want to study are:

Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy – most known for A Midsummer’s Night Dream and the Wedding March

George Frediric Handel – most known for The Messiah

John T. Williams – most known for Star Wars episode 1, as well as many other movie soundtracks

You could also do some fun song studies with movement and actions relating to the holidays in February.

Songs for Black History Month

Groundhog Day Song

Groundhog’s Day Song with Lyrics

Kindergarten Valentine’s Day Songs

Just for You: Valentine’s Day Song (piano solo and sheet music)

Be My Valentine with Lyrics

Valentine – a Singing Card

Music can stir up many emotions, which is part of the fun. Does it make them feel happy, sad, excited or peaceful?

Encourage your children to explore those emotions as they listen to the music. Have them get up and act out what they hear in the music or just move how they want.

With cold weather looming across the country, this is a perfect time to incorporate some movement into your studies!

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