iTune Playlists and Tech Thursday on the Road

PinWe love our memory work around here. We do a classical co-op that utilizes a couple of different popular memory work programs, and we also spend a fair amount of time memorizing poetry, Shakespeare, and scripture as well.

One of the things that makes learning memory work so enjoyable for us is using pre-recorded songs. I have one auditory learner in particular who could probably learn the entire dictionary if it were set to the right music. So we listen to memory work a lot.

One of the tools I use to make this easy for us is to create memory work playlists in my iTunes program. Then I transfer those lists to my iPhone and either play them from my wireless speaker or by using an auxiliary cable plugged into my van radio.

I thought it might be helpful to show you how I build those memory work playlists.

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I am taking Tech Thursday on the road today. Jump on over to visit Candace at His Mercy is New to see how to make your own iTunes playlist for memory work.

While you are over there be sure to check out Candace’s free Memory Work Made Easy resources. She gathers a poem, a hymn, and a scripture for each month and provides printable copy work, a printable version of the poem suitable for hanging, and YouTube links with a number of different versions of the hymn and poem where available. It’s a fantastic resource.

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Pam is the author of The Your Morning Basket Guide and Plan Your Year: Homeschool Planning for Purpose and Peace. She also is the host of three popular podcasts -- The Homeschool Snapshots Podcast, Your Morning Basket, and The Homeschool Solutions Show. She lives in the Deep South with her husband and three kids, where she is the go-to lady for great curriculum recommendations or a just a pep talk on a rough day.