Category Archives: Piano Teaching Games

Who doesn’t love a good piano teaching game?  We all love bringing something new to lessons to keep our students interested and excited about coming.  But who isn’t too keen on a lot of set-up?  Me. So, here’s a simple, yet very … Continue reading »

We love using piano teaching games to reinforce theory concepts… and we have created a new printable game for you this week that has been a real favourite with my students!  It’s a great way to change focus in the … Continue reading »

Do you Tweet?  If not you’ll probably want to start very soon.   Because if you don’t Tweet you can’t meet Stanley.  And you’ll want to. Stanley is every piano teacher’s dream.  You simply send him a quick message… “@stanleypiano … Continue reading »

I’m always on the look-out for ways to keep my busy boys engaged during their piano lesson time… and when I pulled out this new game during their last week of lessons before the summer their eyes lit up! Playing … Continue reading »

Ever had one of those piano lessons where you were desperate for a last minute filler? Today’s piano teaching game is perfectly suited to this scenario. It doesn’t involve a rule sheet a mile long, or hours to set up. … Continue reading »

This piano teaching game is sure to be a hit with the kinesthetic learners in your studio! It’s a fantastically fun way to familiarize your students with the sharps found in the commonly played keys of G, D, A and … Continue reading »

We were filling particularly spontaneous today so we have decide to hold Piano Teaching Game Day on Tuesday instead of Wednesday… gasp! Today’s game turns rhythm instruction into a fun activity for your busy bees. It is also a great … Continue reading »

What does a lipogram have to do with sight reading piano music? Have you ever even heard of a Lipogram?  It’s a piece of writing that omits one letter – forcing the writer to use words beyond the ordinary.  Writers … Continue reading »