Classes & Lessons

Championing the individuality and neurodiversity of each learner.

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With group classes, weekly attendance is not required.

All classes and lessons offer flexible scheduling.

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I am a MusicLink instructor. I offer half tuition scholarships to students who qualify at my discretion. If music lessons are out of your financial reach, please contact me, and we can discuss.

Piano Lessons

• Private lessons for individuals
• 30 or 45 minute time slots
• Weekly lessons recommended
• Flexible subscription plans offered for students in high school and adult learners
• All lessons are completely individualized to the student’s learning needs and goals.

Organ Lessons

• 45 minute small group classes or
• 45 minute individual sessions
• We use Bastien’s Organ method for early learning
• Fridays at 7:00p
• Saturdays–afternoon

Mini Musicians Homeschool Music Theory

• https://minimusic.net/
• We use the Minimusic music theory course to introduce basic music theory concepts, while having fun at the same time
• For students K-2nd grade equivalent
• $20/class

Zumbini

• Main Zumbini home page
• These 30 minute classes are full of music and movement.
• For children 0 to 4 years old with a caregiver. Siblings are welcome for a reduced rate.
• Program originally created by Zumba and BabyFirst (but its NOT a baby exercise class!)
• $15/class

Rise Up Singing

• https://www.riseupsinging.org/
• We’ll learn the fantastic American songs dedicated to peace and justice. Singing is healing and good for the soul. The book Rise Up Singing has amazing music that is worth knowing.
• Learn more about the “why” behind the “Rise” Songbooks: https://www.riseupsinging.org/support/why-we-do-this-work
• Fridays 2:30p for students going into 1st through 8th grade.
• $10/class

Hope + change through song

Junior Great Books

• https://www.greatbooks.org/junior-great-books-k-5/
• I’m still a children’s librarian at heart! I have an MLIS from UW Milwaukee, specializing in Children’s librarianship

Junior Great Books^® programs combine high-quality literature, student-centered discussion, and activities that support reading comprehension, critical thinking, speaking and listening, and writing. 

• We’ll start by using Series K. While these materials are selected for younger elementary students, I’ve previewed all of the stories in the books, and this series can provide excellent discussion opportunities for older students as well.
• All students will need their own copies of the Series K books.
• Saturday for students in K-2nd grade
  • Caregivers must be willing to read the stories with their student weekly to prepare them for the class.
• Tuesdays for students in 3rd through 5th grade
• $10/class