Join me for a fun and interactive piano theory camp where we will play games to learn and reinforce music theory.  We learn best when we're having fun, so let's have. For beginner and intermediate piano students.  No piano needed.

🤔  W H Y   G A M E S?

Do you remember how we learned to read or understand math as children?  It wasn't just from going to school and doing math homework or reading levelled readers.  We played games! Snakes and ladders, Monopoly, Game of Life, etc.   All these helped us with number sense and reading, and they were fun!  So why can't piano theory be like that?  It can!!

❓ W H O   I S   T H I S   C L A S S   F O R

Any piano student with a few months to a few years of experience playing piano who struggles to do written theory homework, has difficulty reading music, as well as any kid who likes playing games!  This camp will be mostly focussed on reading on the Grand Staff, something a lot of students struggle with.  If you'd like a games class that focusses on more topics, please check out my ongoing piano games class here: https://outschool.com/classes/piano-games-beginner-music-theory-IyGf2akB?usid=ZbLGGmqK&signup=true&utm_campaign=share_activity_link

👩‍🏫  W H A T   T O   E X P E C T 
This class is neurodiversity affirming with multiple levels for most games.  So students with more experience will get to play with more challenging questions than a student who just started learning.  Small class size of 4 students ensures every child gets multiple turns to participate.

Each class will start with an introduction of our topic for that day through screen share and/or a demonstration on the piano.  Students may be encouraged to annotate on the screen.  Then I will introduce our game and the rules, and we play!

👉 Day 1: Reading by Steps and Skips on the piano and staff
👉 Day 2: Landmark Notes and All Notes on the Grand Staff
👉 Day 3: Sharps, Flats and Natural Signs
👉 Day 4: Reading Intervals