Reference sheets for kids

[klavieronin]

I created a set of six piano basics cheat sheets for some of my younger students recently. The topics covered are; Note names, The Piano keyboard, Note values, Time signatures, Counting rhythms, and Warm-up exercises.
They aren't suitable for self learning though. The kids will definitely need a teacher to explain the content. Anyway, in case anyone is interested I've made them available on my website.

https://klavieronin.com/resources/piano-basics-cheat-sheets-for-kids/

[keypeg]

What if you called them "reference sheets", or "study material"?  With "cheat sheet" I expected something not so great, shortcuts that interfere with learning.  But these all look solid and well done.  When I was learning these things I had to create my own reference summaries and hoped they were actually correct. (decades ago )

[klavieronin]

Thanks for the suggestion keypeg. That's a good idea. I've taken your advice. Much appreciated.

[klavieronin]

Sorry, just wanted to update the link to a new address and include a preview image.

https://klavieronin.com/resources/piano-basics-reference-sheets/

[lelle]

No need to apologize, this is good stuff to have!

[keypeg]

As before, it's an excellent resource.

[klavieronin]

No need to apologize, this is good stuff to have!

As before, it's an excellent resource.

Thanks, much appreciated

[franciscomah]

I created a set of six piano basics cheat sheets for some of my younger students recently. The topics covered are; Note names, The Piano keyboard, Note values, Time signatures, Counting rhythms, and Warm-up exercises.
They aren't suitable for self learning though. The kids will definitely need a teacher to explain the content. Anyway, in case anyone is interested I've made them available on my website.

https://klavieronin.com/resources/piano-basics-cheat-sheets-for-kids/

The link is invalid. Can you reup it?

[klavieronin]

Here it is;
https://klavieronin.com/resources/piano-basics-reference-sheets/