Have the littlest ones in your piano studio fallen in love with Sheldon T. Squirrel yet? Sheldon T. Squirrel is one of the characters of our Primer-Level WunderKeys Books. He’s also the star of the … Continue Reading →
How To Help Piano Students Remember Something They Learned Just… Last… Week
So you’re introducing 3/4 time to a piano student… you give a nice and detailed explanation, you play some samples, your student plays some samples, and you send him home to practice. The next week … Continue Reading →
Got Tape?… Try These 5 Off-Bench Piano Activities
While repainting a room in our house the other day it occurred to me that Painter's Tape would be way more useful to a piano teacher than it would be to a painter. You see, for Painter's Tape to be … Continue Reading →
Why Your Piano Teacher Notebook Will Be Full Of Blank Pages Next Year
If you have young children who have just finished up their school year, there is probably a good chance that you have spent some time this past week emptying out their backpacks. And in amongst … Continue Reading →
Does Your Piano Studio Have An Anticipation Action Plan?
When I was in Kindergarten I distinctly remember pining to be in Grade 1. Why? Because the Grade 1 kids got to participate in Sports Day… with real sports like the 100-yard dash and the long jump, not … Continue Reading →
How To Develop Self-Motivated Students With “Out-Of-This-World” Piano Music
If there was ever a perfect “project book” that your students can really take ownership over, then this month’s piano book is it... (okay, our upcoming teen book is crazy awesome too!!) As well as … Continue Reading →
Is Your Piano Studio Lending Library Missing This Essential Component?
Many piano teachers have a lending library to send home supplementary repertoire with their piano students… but does your lending library include piano games? Piano teachers are having a blast using … Continue Reading →
If You Teach Siblings (Or Best Buds) Try Out This Duet And These 4 Strategies For “Playing In Pairs”
If you’re like me, then there’s nothing better than watching two of your students create awesome music together. There’s just something fabulous about seeing even the youngest of children collaborate … Continue Reading →
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