Adding piano to your homeschool year takes a keyboard, fifteen minutes a day, a structured online program, and about two weeks of finding your rhythm. Done right, it’s one of the lowest-friction additions you’ll make to your curriculum this year.
Every August, without fail, I pull out my favorite coat and boots even though it’s still ninety degrees outside, and I start craving pumpkin-flavored everything a solid month before anyone else does. I can’t help it. There’s something about that first hint of fall — the light changes, the air gets a little different, and even here in Georgia where summer holds on stubbornly, I feel that reset energy kick in.
If you’re a homeschool mom, you know exactly what I mean, because you feel it too. Fall is when you actually sit down and put the finishing touches on what this school year is going to look like. And if piano has been on your “someday” list, this is the someday. Continue reading “Add Piano to Homeschool: A Real Starter Guide for Moms”
