Sometimes my students need a break during piano lessons and need to move around. Off the Bench Games to the rescue! These are some of my favorite off-the-bench piano games for teaching piano key names.

Being able to identify intervals immediately is an essential skill for sight reading. That’s why I like to do all I can to get my students to identify an interval by sight as quickly as possible. This game helps do just that! This game is also a helpful assessment tool for me to see just […]

I feel like I am always in search of good, fun, and free music theory games in my piano lessons that are painless to throw together. I wanted them in one place to just refer back to when I need music theory concepts that I want to teach or review and have fun at the […]

Here’s a game that I use with my piano students that is always fun to play! All you need are two tokens of some sort (I use game pieces) and letter cards (A-G, including sharps and flats if y…

Piano lessons take time, patience, and concentration especially on the part of the student. If you’re finding it a challenge to keep your student’s interest up, read on to find out what are some essential piano lesson games that breathe more life into your discussions about music concepts and practices. Are you having Piano LezzzZZZzzzons?…

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Check out these 8 piano lesson must have items and Montessori game ideas for each teaching tool to make piano lessons more fun!!!

You’ve signed your kids up for music lessons, excited to give them all the benefits of music lessons you’ve heard so much about! They love playing their new

Including games as part of your piano teaching curriculum is KEY to making those piano lessons FUN! Cascade Method has TONS of games that cover all sorts of music fundamentals, from chords, to scales, to your basic understanding of the white piano key names! Head over to our shop and find the right game(s) for you!!!

Irina Gorin Piano Pedagogy on Instagram: "Rhythmic activities play a vital role in developing a strong sense of timing for young pianists. Watch as little Mila engages in fun, interactive exercises using plastic plates, containers, and foam balls to create various clapping and tapping patterns. These activities help internalize rhythm and improve overall musicality. By repeating different rhythmic patterns and movements, students learn to feel the beat physically, making it easier to…