This year, Halloween lands on a Friday.
This means piano teachers everywhere will be haunted by sugar-fueled, costume-obsessed students for an entire week.
If you’re teaching primer and level 1 students, you already know there’s no escaping the October energy surge. So instead of fighting it, channel it with a piano board game that lets your students giggle, guess, and sneak in a little learning while you catch your breath between trick-or-treat stories.
Today’s printable—RIP Rhythms—is the perfect Halloween time signature game for your studio. As your students help a mummy move across a path of tombstones to reach a bat, they’ll be sharpening their ears and strengthening their sense of 3/4 and 4/4 time… all while thinking it’s just a Halloween adventure.
When You Need Music For A Post-Halloween Calm
Today’s Halloween piano board game is available at the bottom of the post, but first…
If your studio looks like a candy-fueled tornado just swept through, you’re not alone. Halloween week with young students can be a lot.
That’s why once the last little mummy waves goodbye, you deserve a musical reset of your own. And teachers everywhere are finding it inside The Streetlamp Solos (V.U. Level X)—our brand-new early intermediate Christmas collection that became an instant #1 New Release on Amazon.
It’s not just students who are obsessed with this book… teachers are, too. Each piece reimagines A Christmas Carol through cinematic, pop-style arrangements of classic Christmas tunes that feel expressive, dramatic, and deeply relaxing to play after a long day of lessons.
So when your ears are ringing from rhythm drills and your Halloween time signature game cards are scattered across the floor, pour a cup of tea, sit down at the piano, and let The Streetlamp Solos remind you why you love this season in the first place.
Listen to The Streetlamp Solos below and then grab your copy here.
Download Today’s Halloween Piano Game
Click here or on the image below to download RIP Rhythms from the Teach Piano Today Homework Pages.
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