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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

Rainy Day

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Child of the Sea

A proud melody that suggests the breadth of the sea. Use relaxed arm weight for strong notes and keep the pulse steady through broad phrases.

Level 4 / Range: A#3 - D#5 / Key Signature: Present / Measures: 17 measures

Minuet

Within its regular dance pulse, this piece is useful for balancing the hands and shaping phrases with elegance. If you feel the weight of the meter and keep each group of notes organized, it sounds refined and graceful.

Level 3 / Range: B3 - C5 / Key Signature: None / Measures: 17 measures

Seven Baby Crows

A tender Japanese children’s song with a storytelling character. Use a relaxed wrist to connect the small melodic rises and falls naturally.

Level 4 / Range: B3 - E5 / Key Signature: Present / Measures: 25 measures

Tulip

Because it uses only a few notes and its singing shape is easy to feel, it is well suited to an early beginner stage. Listening carefully to pitch changes and using a gentle touch makes it sound clear and pretty.

Level 2 / Range: C4 - A4 / Key Signature: None / Measures: 13 measures