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Lesson plans
Twelve complete 30-minute lessons with warm-ups, games, songs, and home cards.
Browse the lessons →Ages 4–6 · 12 weeks · 30 minutes
Little Rainbows Piano
A playful first piano course where every note has a color. Children start by finding red C and blue G, then follow color charts into simple melodies — and finish by reading the same notes on a staff.
- No note-reading needed
- Color + letter + shape cues
- Print-ready A4 pages
What's inside
Everything a grown-up needs to teach the first twelve weeks, plus sheets the child can color, cut out, and keep.
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Teacher guide
Set-up, hand shape, rhythm language, assessment, and adaptations for different children.
Read the guide →♪
Song charts
Hot Cross Buns, Mary Had a Little Lamb, Twinkle, Ode to Joy, Jingle Bells, and echo games.
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Printable pack
Sixteen A4 pages: color cards, keyboard maps, worksheets, song charts, and a certificate.
Open the pack →The 12-week path
Three small units, one new idea at a time. Repeat a lesson whenever the child is happy and successful.
Unit 1 · Weeks 1–4
Explore
Unit 2 · Weeks 5–8
Colors make music
Unit 3 · Weeks 9–12
Colors become notes
One color, one key
The palette matches common Boomwhacker and desk-bell sets, so the same charts work in group lessons.
CRed
DOrange
EYellow
FGreen
GBlue
APurple
BPink
Every chart also carries letter names and shape markers, so color is never the only cue. Say “red circle C.”
Start here
You need a piano or keyboard, a few colored stickers, and five minutes of practice a day.
- Print the pack.Use A4, portrait, 100% scale, in color. Cut out the seven color cards.
- Sticker the keys.Place one dot on C–B in the middle octave. Start with red C.
- Teach Lesson 1.No note names, no finger numbers — just gentle sounds and high/low.
- Practise five minutes a day.Short and happy beats long and tired.