Colorful music lessons delivered right to your living room and how to make the most of them The practice of piano lessons in the home is something of a euro-American tradition. It’s not hard to see why; music is fun, engaging, universally enjoyed and something that genuinely connects people through all of our favorite things…words, harmony, melody, rhythm, dance…you get the idea. But in this busy day and age, less and less families are finding the time to get their kids into piano lessons.

Links and Tips for Homeschooling with Prodigies! If you have a bit more time to spend on your music lessons at home, there are a few things you’ll want to be aware of to help you make the most out of Prodigies. Maybe you’re homeschooling, unschooling, or just ready to commit more time to music lessons at home… either way, here are a few tips to keep in mind to help you maximize your #HappyMusicing…

Prodigies excels in the preschool classroom. Learn more below Using Prodigies in your preschool classroom could go one of a few ways. You might set it up… as a music center in an isolated part of the room that students rotate through as a circle time activity to do as a whole class during morning meeting or in a similar period of the day or as a stand-alone music class for preschool kids However you set it up, don’t forget that children at this age (3-6) are prime for what we call “meaningful and memorable play with individual notes.