Pierre-Auguste Renoir was a French impressionist painter in the 1800s and early 1900s. You can watch this engaging video that tells more about his life. (*Parents, please note that there is some mild nudity at 3:42-3:49)
You can help yourself to this free printable quote graphic too!
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How cool is this? Very.
Physics girl shows us how to make some cool sand art with the use of sound waves! Wow!
I just love stuff like this. Â You know how Classical education has a strong emphasis on all subjects being interconnected? Â THIS is a great example of that!
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Handel is one of my favorite Baroque composers! Most of you are probably familiar with his Messiah, which I absolutely love. He has a ton of other inspirational, beautiful worth getting familiar with and sharing with your kiddos.
Help yourself to our FREE Handel Composer Study sample here.
Enjoy this beautiful Handel music featuring world-renowned violinist, Itzhak Perlman.
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Watching this amazing, beautiful video had me tearing up and saying, “Wow!” all the way through. I couldn’t help but think of all of our children that think differently than I do: Thank God for His creativity in making people who can imagine and create such works of beauty!! Â Take an 8 minute break from school to gather up your children and show them this amazing, astounding work of creative genius and art. Â You won’t regret it.
What happens when you combine two cellos, the William Tell Overture, a sense of humor, and rock-n-roll? Â This!
And hey–have you ever gotten to se an electric cello before? Â (or a crowd-surfing cellist?!) Â So cool!
**If you don’t rock-n-roll at your house, this one might not be for you. Â Preview or skip if you’re unsure.
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This is so interesting!  This young girl started out doing a project about her own family tree, and discovered that she’s a distant cousin of President Obama!  She also found that almost all of the U.S. Presidents are related to England’s King John, who signed the Magna Carta!
I just love it that she got so into her research that she put in the effort to do this epic project!  That’s real learning right there:  A spark that leads to a fire!  Very cool and inspirational.
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