Because we are constantly creating new piano books, some popular past piano characters don’t get our full attention.
And when we don’t talk about them, they can fall off the radar.
But there is one character that refuses to fade… Fearless Fortissimo!
The star of our comic-based piano books is always popping up in social media videos and posts. He single-handedly has saved many students with his exciting adventures and heroic music.
If your students love our comic-based piano books, they are going to be thrilled with the 3 Fearless Fortissimo piano homework printables that we are sharing today.
What Are The Fearless Fortissimo Piano Books About?
Our Fearless Fortissimo Piano Homework Printables are available at the bottom of this post, but first… many of you may have questions about our comic-based piano book series.
The Adventures of Fearless Fortissimo is the Bam, the Zzzwap, and the Kapow for teaching children who crave action to love piano lessons.
Each book in the collection turns original piano pieces into the backdrop for a thrilling comic adventure. As your children learn the music they become the driving force behind the story.
Drawn into the tale, they will be keen to perfect each new piece to help the story unfold.
Click on a cover below to learn more about each book in The Adventures Of Fearless Fortissimo.
What’s Inside Our Fearless Fortissimo Homework Pack?
Our Fearless Fortissimo piano homework printables include a lesson assignment sheet, a performance tracker, and practice punch cards. Let’s explore each:
A Lesson Assignment Sheet:
Our lesson assignment sheet can be printed out and put into your students’ piano binders. Its keep-it-simple format means that you can fill it out in the last few minutes of your students’ lessons. This format also means that your students will not be overwhelmed with notes when they sit down to practice at home.
A Performance Tracker:
With our Fearless Fortissimo Performance Tracker, your students can share their superhero music with friends and family. To complete this activity, students must put on mini performances and then record the names and dates of these performances.
Practice Punch Cards
Using the cards is easy-peasy. Print out the resource, cut out the cards, and then hand them out to your students at the end of their next lessons. Then, instruct your students to punch out a corresponding hole on their cards (or cross out) after completing a daily practice session.
When your students return to lessons the following week, place any completed cards into a basket (make sure student names are written on the back) and then, at the end of the week, hold a raffle draw for a fun little prize or celebration.
Download Today’s Homework Printables
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