In any piano teacher’s job description, “Must be cool with wiggly teeth” should definitely be included! It seems like every second student who comes in is busy wiggling a loose tooth with their tongue.
If your love for teaching piano outweighs your dislike for loose teeth, embracing this childhood milestone is part of the deal 🙂
To help you and your students celebrate an upcoming gap-toothed grin, today we are sharing a London Bridge loose-tooth piano parody called “My Loose Tooth Is Falling Out.”
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Today’s London Bridge loose-tooth piano song is at the bottom of the post. But first…
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Download Our Loose-Tooth Piano Parody
After Christmas and a birthday, a loose tooth is the next most exciting event for a young piano student. They will burst through your studio door, to tell you the news.
Now you can surprise them with something special!
Our London Bridge loose-tooth piano parody is composed in middle C position. It can be used with your primer and level 1 piano students.
Click on the first button below to download “My Loose Tooth Is Falling Out” from the Members Only Printables section of the Growing With WunderKeys Toolkit (Sort Primer->Sheet Music).
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