The next note is D for DOG! It comes after C and is in between the 2 black notes, which look like the dog’s black ears! Find all the Ds.ĥ. Eight notes like an octopus with 8 legs!Ĥ. Navigate by looking for the 2 black keys, and notice that they are always the same distance of 8 notes apart each time, call this an Octave. Introduce the CAT! Find all the ‘cats’ up and down the piano, using the right hand for high ones and left hand for low ones with middle C in the middle. Then find middle C by looking for the 2 black notes in the middle – C comes just before these 2 black notes. Encourage them to explore some high and low notes, and make sure they can tell the difference.Ģ. Start by asking them to play the groups of 2 black notes and 3 black notes, all the way up and down the keyboard, making sure to use the left hand for low notes and the right for high. Sitting in front of the keyboard, explain that the right hand plays high notes, and the left hand plays low notes simply because it is more comfortable to do so. Working It OutĪsk them how many they think there are? Surprise them with the answer of only 7! Kids love the idea that they can impress others with this “trick” question! Depending on the age and attention span of your child or the child you are teaching, to make it easier this lesson can be broken up into two sections which introduces C-D-E-F first, and then G-A-B the next time.Įasiest Way To Learn The Notes On The Pianoġ. They are so keen to memorise the order of the animals that they inadvertently learn the piano keys without realising it! The whole keyboard stretching out in front of them can be a bit overwhelming, so firstly it is important to break it down and help to them recognise that there are indeed only 7 notes, just repeated over and over.
There are many methods to help learn piano notes but this way is easy and children immediately engage with this animal memory game. New here? Make sure you visit our Introduction to First Piano Lessons before you start! First Piano Lessons Animal Memory Game
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