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Unicorn Ledger Notes Game for Your Beginner Piano Student
Unicorn Ledger Line Note Game is quick and fun way to reinforce the concept by playing and reviewing ledger line notes in treble clef.
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Beginner Piano Sharp Note Reading Worksheet
How many of you had a student who is scared of sharps and sharp note reading? The younger generation calls it a hashtag 😃, which makes us smile, right?! I do introduce my students to sharps early, in the first year of studying piano and use my full arsenal of visual, kinesthetic, and digital tools
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Top 4 Beginner Piano Lesson Activities for Online Teaching
In the times when online piano lessons are the only way to continue studies use these Top 4 Beginner Piano Lesson Activities to enchance your teaching.
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Integrating Piano Improvisation into Beginner Lesson
The piano improvisation is included in the musicianship part of the lesson and, depends on the student’s goal, can be explored in every lesson or in blocks.
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Free Scheduler Or How can Google Calendar Help your Piano Studio?
This article explains some of the basics of how piano teacher can use Google Calendar for scheduling of the piano lessons in the home-based piano studio
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Valentine Piano Games and Worksheets
Brighten the gloomy days of February with colorful Valentine Piano Teaching Games and Worksheets to reinforce piano theory concepts.
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How Much Should I Charge for Piano Lessons?
We explore the question of how much should piano teacher charge for the piano lessons, the impact of the location, market and other charges.
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Bring Fun to the Studio with Unicorn’s Interval Worksheets
The worksheets are designed to make music theory engaging for piano students. Bring fun to your lessons with these educational resources!
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To Commute or Not to Commute, That is The Question?
When you would consider traveling to your student's house to be a viable option and why. The pros and cons of commuting for the piano teachers.
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Progressive Strategies to Practice Piano Scales
These Progressive strategies to practice scales with intermediate students will make scale learning accessible and engaging.
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Do I Need a License to Teach the Piano?
This is a self-starter guide on the topic of licensing for your home-based piano studio. What is a license? Do you need one? What about certificates?
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How to Keep Intermediate Piano Students Interested in Piano Lessons
Finding appropriate repertoire that fits into their busy lives and will keep intermediate piano students interested in piano lessons is a challenge.
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