Ten lessons highlight ten pieces of Classical Music (covering the years 1750-1820). Included are all teaching instructions, listening links, general notebooking pages, definitions of musical terms, and MORE. Great for ALL AGES.
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We love it .. open and go simple easy to implement kids enjoy it.... deffinaltly be buying the rest of the products
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Jaime P
Back for another Era
I initially purchased the Baroque Era pack to try with my son. He’s absolutely loved it and so I didn’t think twice about purchasing the next pack. Each song has lead to great discussions. I'm rally looking forward to continuing the SQUILT journey with my boy.
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Juwanna
SQUILT Provides Thorough Introduction To Music
I enjoyed exploring the SQUILT music appreciation course with my son. The material provided a thorough introduction to the Classical Era without being too overwhelming. I will be purchases more classes in the future.
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Valerie Heyn
Wonderful
Loved the class! Can’t wait to take more . I really wish we understood a little bit more of the terminology but we were still able to have fun and learn
SQUILT Goes to the Movies
Danielle Phillips
So fun!!
My kids are enjoying this addition to our curriculum!
SQUILT Goes to the Movies
Megan Storm
Listening Calendar
Listening Calendar
Rootie
Great Facts and versatile
Using this in a 5 week Home school COOP with 9/10y old. I love how you can adapt it to your desire and level up or down.
Meet the Composers: Exploring Great Music
Candace Hammond
Love the calendars!
Absolutely love the SQUILT music calendars! My child is learning so much from them!
I teach at a Christian school to very small classes, and both my older group (11-14) and younger group (5-10) loved the amount of options for the Christmas carol listening calendar! Carol of the Bells and O Come, O Come Emmanuel especially led to lots of great discussion about what makes music sound victorious, joyful, and rich. Thank you Mary!
