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Kids Piano Learning Content

This site brings together ear-training, note-reading, and rhythm games, along with printable materials and support tools for home practice and piano lessons.

Introduction

This site began as a small set of materials for home practice and lesson support, and I decided to publish them in a form that parents and piano teachers could use as well. I plan to keep expanding the content little by little to support early-stage piano learning.

Games: Four learning games help with ear training, note reading, and rhythm review.
Downloads: Print note cards and Do-Re-Mi cards for home practice and lesson support.

Games

Mock KeyboardKeyboard Layout Practice Ear TestEar Training Practice Note TestNote Reading Practice Rhythm TestRhythm Practice

Practice Videos

Mary Had a Little Lamb

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Snow

Its simple melodic flow makes it suitable for practicing smooth connection while feeling the beat. A little dynamic contrast helps create a quiet winter mood.

Level 2 / Range: C4 - A4 / Key Signature: None / Measures: 17 measures

Buzz, Buzz, Buzz

Great for practicing accurate short-note values and rhythmic precision. Counting beats while playing helps keep the groove stable.

Level 1 / Range: C4 - G4 / Key Signature: None / Measures: 13 measures

Ode to Joy

Its strong pulse and clear structure make it useful for practicing phrase shape and chord feeling. If you keep the first beat stable and play with a broad, confident flow, the piece has a convincing sound.

Level 3 / Range: G4 - G5 / Key Signature: None / Measures: 17 measures

Koinobori (Carp Streamers)

Its broad, flowing melody is ideal for shaping phrases and playing with a singing tone. Connecting the longer notes carefully helps the musical line feel natural.

Level 2 / Range: C4 - C5 / Key Signature: None / Measures: 17 measures

Grandfather's Clock

Its long phrases require careful connection, so it is useful for practicing legato and the resonance of chords. Feeling the broad line of the music and keeping the weight of each beat even makes the piece more stable.

Level 3 / Range: E4 - G5 / Key Signature: None / Measures: 22 measures

Jingle Bells

Its strong beat makes it ideal for repetition practice and keeping a steady tempo. If you avoid bouncing too much and keep the phrase endings together, it becomes much easier to play cleanly.

Level 4 / Range: C4 - D5 / Key Signature: Present / Measures: 17 measures

Open the Full Song List

This screen shows 6 randomly selected songs each time. You can browse all 45 songs from the full song list page.

Downloads

Note CardsPrintable Note Cards Do-Re-Mi CardsPrintable Do-Re-Mi Cards

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