Tutti Flutti Homeschool Flute Class

Play, Learn, and Toot Together!

A friendly flute class for homeschoolers ages 7–10.

Learn to Play the Flute

Flute Foundations for Homeschoolers

This fun and engaging class is designed for homeschool children to learn how to play the flute in a supportive group setting. Students meet for weekly group classes where they learn the basics of flute playing, music reading, rhythm, and good listening skills. Each class is planned to help students build strong musical habits while having fun with their classmates. This class helps children grow in confidence, coordination, and creativity, all while learning to enjoy and appreciate music.

Kids will learn on Nuvo jFlutes, an excellent choice for beginners. Weighing just over half as much as a traditional metal flute, it’s easier for small hands to hold and play—plus it’s durable, washable, and low-maintenance. Whether your child is learning at home, performing at a recital, or playing outside with friends, this flute is built to go anywhere. Teachers around the world love Nuvo flutes for their smart design and reliability—and best of all, it’s available for under $150. Learn more here.

Tutti Flutti – Homeschool Flute Class for Ages 7 to 10

Excitement. Progress. Belonging.

Imagine your child lighting up with excitement as they walk into music class—eager to play, connect, and grow. That’s exactly what Tutti Flutti is all about. As a homeschooling mom myself and former elementary school music teacher, I understand the importance of nurturing the whole child. This class is designed not only to teach kids how to play the flute, but also to help them grow in confidence, focus, independence, and creativity—all in a fun, encouraging group setting.

What’s in the Name?

Tutti is an Italian music term that means “everyone plays together.” And that’s what we do: learn, grow, and play side by side. “Flutti”? That’s just a little flute fun.

About the Class

Tutti Flutti is a 45-minute small-group class specifically designed for boys and girls ages 7–10, meeting in Shenandoah Junction, WV. We use the Nuvo jFlute, a lightweight, kid-friendly flute that’s perfect for beginners. The curriculum is based on The Flute Zoo series, a playful and progressive program for young learners created by flute pedagogue, Kathy Blocki. No experience needed—just a love for music and a willingness to try something new!

In this class, students will:

🎵 Learn fingerings and tone production

🎵 Read music and explore rhythm

🎵 Build discipline and self-motivation

🎵 Gain confidence while playing together

Tuition , Payment, & Class Schedule

Total Tuition: $616 for 28 weeks

Divided into two 14-week sessions

Payment 1: $308 Due at registration on or before September 3, 2025
Payment 2: $308 Due on or before December 7, 2026
Classes begin September 17, 2025

What's included?

✔ 28 weeks of group instruction

✔ Instruction from a professional flutist, music teacher, and experienced homeschool mom

What Do Parents Provide?

A NUVO jFlute https://www.nuvoinstrumental.com/products/flute/
Flute Zoo Books 1 and 2 by Kathy Blocki https://www.blockiflute.com/Flute-Zoo-Book-1_p_202.html
Flute Zoo Five Note Fun https://www.blockiflute.com/Flute-Zoo-Five-Note-Fun_p_215.html
A folding music stand for your child to bring to each class

— available from:

- Flute Center of New York

- Carolyn Nussbaum Music Company

- Sweetwater

- Amazon

- Other major music retailers

Why Music? Why Flute?

This class is about more than learning notes. It’s about wiring the brain for growth.

Learning to play the flute engages multiple areas of the brain at once—including those used for language, memory, motor control, math, and emotional processing. These mental “workouts” strengthen your child’s ability to focus, solve problems, and retain information across subjects.

“Children who receive music training showed changes in brain structure and stronger engagement of the network involved in decision-making.”
— USC Brain & Creativity Institute (MedicalXpress)

“Music education stimulates the brain, enhancing memory, attention, and problem‑solving skills.”
— Des Moines Symphony

“Music reaches parts of the brain that other things can’t,”... “It’s a strong cognitive stimulus that grows the brain in a way that nothing else does, and the evidence that musical training enhances things like working memory and language is very robust.”

-The Guardian

Want to know more about why music is so powerful for young learners?

Explore the science behind music education and childhood development:

8 Benefits of Music Education for Young Children – Des Moines Symphony
Music Training Sharpens Children's Brains – MedicalXpress
Forget Apps—Learn an Instrument – The Guardian

Let’s Make Music Together!

Help your child experience the joy of music, the power of community, and the confidence that comes from learning a new skill. Tutti Flutti is more than just a class—it’s a place where your child can shine.

Ready to join the fun? Fill out the form and indicate you are interested in registering for Tutti Flutti.

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