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Welcome to my blog where I post all kinds of piano teaching resources including games, worksheets, and teachings aids.
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Susan,
Thank you for making this all available. You are extremely generous and talented as well. I’ve been using your picture scales and pentascales this fall. The picture scales really help get the young beginners playing these much sooner. Thank you for all you do!
Christy
Thank You so very much for all the wonderful teaching ideas. You are a genius, as well as generous. thanks and blessings….Ruth
Thanks, Joanne. I appreciate your feedback. It makes it all worth while.
I love art and teaching piano, so this is a way to put them together. I think using games in a lesson, even for a brief period, makes piano more enjoyable. And some students just can’t get it any other way.
Susan,
Your website is fantastic !! I love to play your games with my students. Today’s game was “Music is F U N “. I just found “Step Skipping Along” and can’t wait to try it. You are so creative. Thank you for sharing so many terrific ideas with us.