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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: Six learning games cover ear training, note reading, rhythm, chords, and key signatures.
Downloads: Print note-tracing sheets, note cards, rhythm 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 Chord TestPrimary Chords and Inversions Key Signature TestName the Key from Its Signature

Practice Videos

The Cuckoo

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Tanabata Festival

Its gentle flow makes it useful for learning to sing through longer notes without rushing. Keeping the pulse calm and letting the phrase endings settle softly helps create the right atmosphere.

Level 3 / Range: G4 - G5 / Key Signature: None / Measures: 9 measures

Campfire

Its beat is easy to feel, so it works well for matching the rhythm between the hands. Keeping the pulse clear and placing the note beginnings together helps the whole piece sound organized.

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

Toryanse

A traditional Japanese children’s song with distinctive melodic turns. Check the fingering in short groups, then connect them at one steady tempo.

Level 4 / Range: D4 - E5 / Key Signature: Present / Measures: 20 measures

Wind the Bobbin Up

A beginner-friendly nursery song for coordinating hand movement and rhythm. It works well for practicing short musical phrases.

Level 4 / Range: C4 - C5 / Key Signature: Present / Measures: 13 measures

Let's Clap Hands

This piece is ideal for aligning the main beats while imagining the hand-clapping motions. Adding simple accents and dynamics makes the performance more expressive.

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

Elephant

Because the range is not too wide and the same shapes appear often, it is easy for beginners to use this piece while keeping a stable hand position. Playing each note clearly with a bright tone helps it feel secure.

Level 4 / Range: C4 - D5 / Key Signature: Present / Measures: 9 measures

Open the Full Song List

This screen shows 6 randomly selected songs each time. You can browse all 58 songs from the full song list page.

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