Laura S.

Final Recital-choice of song to play Special music-Christmas or Christian (if they choose) Practice their own writing piece (this is optional and for fun) *Congratulations and certificate mailed out to those that have completed the course. They should then be ready to move on to an Intermediate level of piano lessons.

1. Basic songs / sheet music-using both hands of course at this point 2. Ties 3. The Repeat Sign: A. Simile Marks-where the measure repeats B. D.C al Fine-repeating back to the beginning then ending when you see the work "Fine" which *After every lesson student's will be encouraged to follow up with any questions and practice what has been reviewed because we will open the next lesson with a quick review, slowly building and putting together all the necessary skill to move on to an Intermediate level of piano lessons.

1. Bass Clef 2. Rests *After every lesson student's will be encouraged to follow up with any questions and practice what has been reviewed because we will open the next lesson with a quick review, slowly building and putting together all the necessary skill to move on to an Intermediate level of piano lessons.

1. Treble & Base clef 2. Time Signatures (basics) 3/4 or 4/4-this will be how many beats per measures we will work on. They will realize how they have always been there just more focused on them now and how to recognize that firsthand when starting to play. *After every lesson student's will be encouraged to follow up with any questions and practice what has been reviewed because we will open the next lesson with a quick review, slowly building and putting together all the necessary skill to move on to an Intermediate level of piano lessons.

1. Vocabulary: piano(p) forte (f) others come later 2. Treble clef *After every lesson student's will be encouraged to follow up with any questions and practice what has been reviewed because we will open the next lesson with a quick review, slowly building and putting together all the necessary skill to move on to an Intermediate level of piano lessons.

1. Hand/finger positions (notations), footing and posture (but honestly, once you get faster and more advanced, your body is going to do what it wants to do and you can just go at it on the piano) 2.The “keyboard” alphabet *After every lesson student's will be encouraged to follow up with any questions and practice what has been reviewed because we will open the next lesson with a quick review, slowly building and putting together all the necessary skill to move on to an Intermediate level of piano lessons.