In January, piano teachers work on re-establishing practice routines with their students. When February rolls around, it’s all about keeping kids in the home practice groove!
To make this happen, piano teachers are using our Color-It Practice Trackers.
Young children are visually motivated. Creating a colorful representation of their hard work at home is an inspiring way to keep practice routines front and center.
Today’s Color-It Practice Tracker for February will coordinate with your Valentine’s Day piano resources and fill your February with fun!
Short Practice Sessions Make A Big Difference
While we would all love to have piano students who have time for daily, extended practice sessions, that’s not always realistic for busy families.
This is why encouraging your piano students to sit down and complete short, focused practice sessions with easy-to-accomplish assignments is the key to success. Short practice sessions keep reading skills, coordination, and motivation fresh.
If your level 1 piano students have our newest book, Andrea and Trevor Dow’s Technical Exercises for Note Reading Success, Book 2, then they will always have something effective to practice!
Designed to provide frustration-free practice with carefully-chosen note sets and a child-friendly layout, your students can easily complete a quick practice session to continue their progress.
And with 280 exercises, this book will be a long-term resource for your students!
Click here or on the cover below to learn more about this resource.
Download February’s Piano Practice Tracker
Click on the first button below to download February’s Piano Practice Tracker from the Members Only Printables section (click on the Multilevel Tab) of the Growing With WunderKeys Toolkit.
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