Note Reading Ruckus – A Printable Piano Game To Destroy Note Reading Roadblocks

When children first begin piano lessons, an extraordinary amount of time is spent teaching them to read notes in Middle C and C position. We use inventive games, fun visual reminders, and cute poems to reinforce early note reading.

And then students get older… and more capable… and we assume they can simply tackle new notes without all of the rigamarole.

As a result, many piano students (who have no problem with notes in Middle C or C position) hit a massive roadblock when learning pieces in Treble C or G position. To make matters worse, kids who hit this roadblock are at an age when they are at a greater risk of quitting piano lessons.

So in today’s post, we’re sharing an action-packed piano teaching game you can use to help older students master note reading in G position.

A Note Reading Ruckus With Fearless Fortissimo

The printable piano game we’re sharing below is inspired by our comic-based piano book series, The Adventures of Fearless Fortissimo. We’ve just released THREE brand new books on Amazon! Find them here.

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Want to hear a few “sneak-peak” sound samples? Check them out below and then click on the image at the bottom of the page to download today’s game.

Download Note Reading Ruckus

Note Reading Ruckus is a printable piano game designed to reinforce note reading in G position. It is a two-player activity that will put you in a head-to-head match against your students. The instructions, the game board and the printable cards are all included in the game file below (click on the image). Have fun!