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No Candy! No Stickers! How to Establish a Proper Piano practice Routine
Establishing practicing routine is not an easy task, but very important for the piano playing development.
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Middle C Pink Unicorn Printable
Note learning, and actually, Middle C note learning is one of the most important concepts introduced to young piano beginners at the beginning of their piano adventure.
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Over the Rainbow Ledger Line Note Worksheet
The concept of ledger line notes is quite challenging for any level of students. It takes time to master the recognition of ledger line notes above and below the note staff.
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Accidental-ly Lucky
This Saint Patrick’s Accidental-ly Lucky Theory Printable PDF contains 1 worksheet for reviewing accidentals on the keyboard concept.
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Valentine’s Theory Printables – Print and Go!
If you are looking for note-to-keyboard or note-to-staff connections, these FREE Valentine’s Theory Printables are just what you need!
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Step Skip Repeat Reinforcing Pre-intervalic Music Reading
While interval concept is quite hard to grasp for the young piano learners, steps, skips, and repeats terms relate better since they actually describe motion. That is why to secure success in interval understanding in the future it is suitable to start with learning steps, skips and repeats firstly.
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Counting to Success: Counting the Beat Clip Cards
Beat clip cards are a fun way to diversify the learning of note values and beat counting. These cards are designed to teach and improve the understanding of note and rest combinations. Being rudimentary, these cards only focus on 2/3, 3/3 and 4/4 time signatures. Featuring 3 levels, player group fle
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Games Approach in Teaching Piano and Theory
Musical games help students to gain an academic confidence and problem-solving skills, establish social stability, strengthen teacher/student relationship.
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Holiday Rhythm Race Game and Worksheets
It is a fun and engaging game to help students practice counting and tapping the rhythm sequences in 2/4, 3/4, 4/4 time signature attuned to the holidays.
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Interval Ninja Game, Beginner and Master Edition
Interval Ninja is three minutes of fun for beginner students which assists with learning and reinforcing interval recognition!
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Space and Line Notes DINO Worksheets
Space and Line Notes booklet provides teachers with an opportunity to allow their students to learn the logic behind notes and their order.
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Black Keys! Why start the piano journey with learning it?
Getting to know the white and black keys pattern could be a great way to start actually playing the piano. It is a good start for young students!
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