Have you seen the collection of composer lapbook and biography sets that Joy Morin, of the Color in My Piano blog, has created and made available in her store? What a fabulous and memorable way to teach music history to students and/or children! Growing up, I loved to create my own lapbooks to document and share the things I had learned in various subject areas, so the prospect of using this approach to teach about composers and their music is very appealing to me.
Joy uses these as the curriculum for her homeschool music appreciation class – a fabulous approach that I think any homeschool family would love! I can also see using them for a summer piano/music camp or even as an ongoing group class theme throughout the year. There are lots of possibilities!
Thanks for the mention, Natalie!
Joy–I have used so many of your printables with my students and I love them! The young students listening sheet especially is helpful in getting students to be able to hear differences in the music they listen to. I also love the music history periods lapbook study, one of my youngest students made a lapbook on the romantic era using your era pictures page!
I already bought Bach Lapbook from Joy and they are fabulous
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I used it as group lesson setting and it has been fun for all my students. Whenever we have group lessons, we do the packets little by little. It was very informative and fun. Can’t wait till I buy more.
Hi,
I do have this album for my kid and really its awesome collection.