Andrea and I rarely take a break. But when the stars align and we do get some time to ourselves we usually fill it with a project.
Typically, it’s something like replacing the deck or staining the fence; as you may have guessed, we don’t do well with idle time.
Kids don’t do well with idle time either, and there’s a lot of it in the summer.
Sure, some freedom is nice for the first few days, but before you know it they are bouncing off the walls.
Kids need structure and a purpose.
And today we’re sharing a composing piano project that will give them a purpose… at least for the first week of summer.
With a fun Olympic theme, cute graphics, and goofy lyrics, your piano students will be happy to spend some time on the piano making music.
Before You Download Today’s Composing Resource
While today’s printable (available below) can easily be used as a standalone activity, it will work wonders with our newest book, Make Some Noise For High Jump Jackson.
Whether your early level 1 piano students are obsessed with sports, or just love a good underdog tale with a goofy hero, this book has a universal appeal that will inspire practice.
After using this resource all summer long, your late primer and early level 1 piano students will amaze you when they return to lessons in the fall.
Make Some Noise For High Jump Jackson is jam-packed with exciting songs, creative lyrics, note reading games, coloring activities, articulation activities, and sight reading practice.
Click here or on the cover below to get it today.
Download Today’s Composing Activity
Click on the image below to download today’s resource. Instructions are included that explain everything your students need to have a blast making some music.
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