Trevor's Blog Posts

Imagine your students composing their own mini-songs with just the roll of a dice. That’s exactly what happens with “Roll-A-Song Composing.” It’s a simple, fun way to let their creativity shine as … Continue Reading →

Let's face it: setting goals isn’t exactly the most exciting part of learning piano. Yet, it’s an essential step in making meaningful progress. That’s why I’ve decided to turn goal-setting into a … Continue Reading →

Just when you thought teaching with WunderKeys Rock, Tuck & Roll couldn’t get any better, we’ve got something to make your studio shine even brighter. Our latest resource is here to keep things … Continue Reading →

Are your primer students ready for an exciting new challenge? This week, we’re introducing the “Rhythm Ninja Action Game.”  This off-the-bench activity is designed to turn your students into … Continue Reading →

Are you looking for a fun way to teach your students how to play piano with feeling? We’ve recently created an activity that might be just what you need. It's called “Play The Emoji” Card, and it … Continue Reading →

As piano teachers, we all know that at-home practice doesn’t always measure up to the quality of a piano lesson. Often, the focused guidance and immediate feedback provided during lessons can't be … Continue Reading →

Imagine the magic of Christmas colliding with the sun-soaked days of July. Sounds fun, right? This year’s “Christmas In July” piano piece is here, and it’s bound to bring giggles and grins to your … Continue Reading →