Piano teachers are entering the time of year when they start thinking about student re-registrations.
For some of you, those forms or emails will be going home in four to six weeks. This means you have roughly a month to make sure that parents are 100 percent on board with their kids returning to lessons next year.
Andrea and I know that parents should already feel extremely lucky to have their kids in your studios, but it doesn’t hurt to really ramp up the creativity in the coming weeks… just to be certain your studio is full in September!
One way to show off your piano teaching creativity is to send home some pretty cool homework activities.
In today’s post, we’re sharing an Easter Note Printing Piano Solo that will thrill your students and amaze their parents.
Before You Download Our Easter Bunny Note Printing Solo
Have you heard about Andrea And Trevor Dow’s Playing With Note Printing Activity Book For Piano, Book 1?
Our innovative “Making My Music” approach to note printing, lets students build pre-composed piano pieces by printing the music themselves.
As they put the piano pieces together with our easy-to-follow note guides they ACTUALLY commit note reading to memory.
And the best part?… After note printing a piano piece, they are rewarded with a tune that they can sit down and play.
Talk about a sense of accomplishment!
And if that’s not enough, the “Making My Music” note printing exercises are interspersed with note printing games, practice, and unique activities.
With over 70 pages of fun, Andrea And Trevor Dow’s Playing With Note Printing Activity Book For Piano, Book 1 should be the homework book in every new piano students’ music bag.
Click here or on the cover below to learn more.
Download Our Easter Bunny Note Printing Solo
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