Teaching Tiny Hands

This game is based off of the popular board game "Candyland". It includes two 8.5x11 halves of the game board that need to be cut and taped together, and 3 different grade levels of playing cards (211 cards in total) with optional backs to print onto them. Grab yourself some coins or erasers to use as game pawns and enjoy!

This is a quick way to review dynamics with your students. This printable includes: a chart showing the increase in volume with each dynamic, and circles with the dynamic symbols on them. On the chart, there are blank circles where the dynamic symbols go. Students match up the circles with the correct definition. Once completed, the teacher may ask them what each symbol stands for ("What does the letter 'p' stand for?"). For students who haven't learned all the dynamics, their teacher may o

This simple piano assignment sheet is great for young students.

This PDF includes: A worksheet, sticky note template for 3x3 sticky notes, and 2 sheets of sticky note designs. The PDF also includes fillable form fields, so that you can customize it for each of your students.  You can use an app like Adobe Acrobat, or simply open it in Google Drive, click the 3 dots in the very right corner and select "Open in new window."

This is a list of the points system for an incentive that I am using with my piano students this year. If you would like to know how the incentive works, check out my blog post: http://teachingtinyhands.blogspot.com/2017/10/piano-practice-incentive.html

This handout is great for students that are taking a break from lessons during the summer. It includes activities to help keep things interesting, and hopefully keep dust off the piano.