Dinosaur Piano Solos, Activities, Games and Coloring

I used to teach piano to a little boy who would forget to practice, forget to bring his music books to lessons, and even forget to wear shoes.

But, despite all this, he could remember that the dinosaur with the longest name was the Micropachycephalosaurus OR that the tallest dinosaur was the Argentinosaurus.

You probably have the exact same student in your piano studio right now.

And that student is going to devour the dinosaur piano solos, activities, and games in our new book, My Piano Teacher Is Prehistoric.

Released this morning, My Piano Teacher Is Prehistoric, is composed for students working in early primer piano books who only know the first five notes in middle C position (A, B, C, D, and E) on the grand staff.

But with those few notes, we have brought dinosaurs back to life and into your studio.

In today’s post, you can look inside the book with a 12-page preview.

Let’s Devour Some Dinosaur Music!

Today, Andrea and Trevor Dow’s Very Useful Piano Library has added a brand new book…

My Piano Teacher Is Prehistoric is now available on Amazon!

My Piano Teacher Is Prehistoric is composed for early primer piano students. Children using this book will gain confidence playing with A, B, C, D, and E in middle C position.

Like all of the resources in the Very Useful Piano Library, My Piano Teacher Is Prehistoric contains music and so much more!

Inside you will discover fun-to-play dinosaur songs with wonderful lyrics, note reading, sight-reading, and rhythm games, a practice tracker, and a certificate of achievement.

You can get it here, or check out the preview pages below:

Let’s Take A Look Inside:

1. Piano Pieces

My Piano Teacher Is Prehistoric contains eight pieces for early primer piano students (six solos, and two adorable teacher/student duets).

Imaginative illustrations and loveable lyrics that accompany the pieces tell an engaging story that will captivate your dinosaur-loving students. View sample pages below:

2. Activity Pages

Interspersed throughout the book are activity pages to supplement the music. These activity pages include sight-reading exercises, ear training activities, note reading games, note printing exercises, a timed test, and a Color-It Note Reading Mystery Picture. Here are a few samples of these pages:

3. Warm-up Exercises

My Piano Teacher Is Prehistoric begins with two pages of getting ready, warm-up exercises that students should perform at the beginning of every practice session to boost note-reading skills, coordination, and finger strength.

4. A Practice Tracker

Kids practice more often when they take ownership of their learning. At the end of My Piano Teacher Is Prehistoric, students will find a practice tracker page where they can keep track of their hard work in a kid-friendly way.

5. A Certificate Of Achievement

Upon completion of My Piano Teacher Is Prehistoric, students receive a Certificate of Achievement to reward their efforts. Simply cut out the certificate, fill in the relevant details, and present it to the deserving student.

Buy My Piano Teacher Is Prehistoric Today!

If you have a primer piano student who is in love with dinosaurs you will definitely want to hop on over to Amazon right now and pick up My Piano Teacher Is Prehistoric.

And don’t forget about The Cat, the Mermaid, and the Soaking Wet Songbook. If you teach kids who like mermaids, unicorns, and all things magical they will love this book from Andrea and Trevor Dow’s Very Useful Piano Library.

Wait! There’s another one… If you teach kids who are obsessed with diggers and dump trucks they will love this book from Andrea and Trevor Dow’s Very Useful Piano Library.