What to Do When Students Forget Their Music Books
Don’t waste time look for students’ books in your library. Find out how you can still make the lesson productive and capture students’ attention.
Extra Music for Piano Safari Level 1
Piano Safari is a complete method that doesn’t *need* extra music, but I like to use a variety of books with students to enhance reading skills. I believe it’s important for students to see various engraving styles to enhance their reading. In Level 1 of...
Piano Pieces for Beginners
Regardless of the method book that you use with students, it’s important to have supplementary music for students from the beginning. Reading music with different sizes and formatting enhances students’ reading skills. Plus, having a piece of sheet music makes it feel like “REAL” music for students. Here are my favorite piano pieces for beginners.
The First Piano Lesson
Use this lesson plan to get your new student excited about piano. The first piano lesson needs to spark interest and excitement! Get the exact lesson plan.
How to Teach Piano Pieces by Rote
The latest trend in piano teaching over the last few years is teaching by rote. Teaching piano pieces by rote develops students’ listening skills and confidence. Here are some tips to teach by rote.
Fiery Piano Sheet Music
Do you have any students who love to play fast? This list of fiery piano sheet music is guaranteed to impress any audience. Students will have fun playing these fast, fiery pieces. The list includes elementary pieces though late intermediate.
The Best Disney Piano Books
Do you have students asking to play Let it Go? Be sure to check out this essential list of the best Disney piano books for beginning students and beyond. These are the best Disney piano books I’ve found!
Five Activities for Multi-age Group Music Lessons
Here are 5 activities that you can use in your group music lessons. The activities work for multi-age groups. Read how each activity can be used with students of various levels.
10 Fun Rhythm Card Games for Piano Students
When it comes to playing games with students, keep the games as simple as possible! You don’t want to spend valuable lesson time just explaining how a game works. These printable cards offer loads of possibilities for making quick, simple games with students.
