Piano teachers should compose with their primer students every lesson. I have seen composing turn completely disinterested students into 7-day-a-week practice machines. And I have seen composing take … Continue Reading →
Reinforce Intervallic Note Reading With This Polka Dot Printable
Note reading is important; no teacher will deny that. But as piano students move from primer books to level 1 books, intervallic reading becomes just as important. Kids who can read notes but not … Continue Reading →
An All-Ages Piano Printable For Two-Month Lesson Goal Tracking
It’s January, and that means it’s time to teach your piano students how to set some goals. If kids are going to progress they need to become an active part of the lesson planning process. Too often … Continue Reading →
Teen Piano Students Need This Calendar Before Things Get Crazy
For teen piano students, the calendar flipping to a new year can be a time of panic. Prior to Christmas, things are pretty relaxed; but when January hits, teens start thinking about upcoming exams, … Continue Reading →
Have Your Read The Teach Piano Today 2019 Hall Of Fame Posts?
Trevor and I can’t believe another year has come and gone. Every year seems to fly by, but for us, this year was a real blur. We hit the ground running last January with the release of WunderKeys … Continue Reading →
Why You Should Plan Your January Piano Lessons Before Friday
If you work from home, as most piano teachers do, then you know that it is nearly impossible to escape work. There are always lessons to be planned, practice incentives to be prepared, and emails to … Continue Reading →
Andrea and Trevor Want To Celebrate Your Students’ Recital Performances
Trevor and I love what we do. We love bringing exciting music to your studios. Our only regret is that we rarely get to see students outside of our local community perform our music. But WunderKiddos … Continue Reading →
A ‘Nar’ly Primer Piano Piece For Every Month In 2020
In the life of a little child, every month is exciting. January marks the start of a new year, February ushers in Valentine’s Day, March is all about Easter, and so it continues. To keep piano … Continue Reading →