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A 16-page printable PDF of movement games, finger-number activities, and black-key improvisation ideas for young beginner piano students.
Help young beginners explore the piano with activities that get them moving, looking, touching, and listening.
Black Keys & Finger Numbers is a printable collection of piano activities for preschool and early elementary students. Start with big movements—like hopping between taped “black keys” or tossing bean bags onto a giant hand—then move to visual activities and hands-on finger practice.
Inside, you’ll find ideas for introducing groups of two and three black keys, coloring and naming fingers on both hands, using play-doh to strengthen finger awareness, and exploring finger numbers through simple touch-and-find games. The guide also includes a black-key improvisation idea for individual, partner, or group lessons.
Use the activities individually or choose a few to help a young student reset, explore, and build familiarity with the keyboard.
This 16-page PDF includes:
Movement and visual activities for learning groups of two and three black keys
Right- and left-hand finger-number coloring pages
A play-doh finger activity
Finger 2 and 3 touch-and-find activities for both hands
Keyboard visuals for marking and identifying black-key groups
A black-key improvisation idea for solo, partner, or group lessons
A good fit for: Piano teachers working with preschool and early elementary beginners, including students who benefit from movement and hands-on learning.
Digital download: One 16-page PDF. No physical product will be shipped.
Frequently Asked Questions
What age or level is this resource for?
It’s designed for preschool and early elementary piano students who are beginning to explore the keyboard and piano finger numbers.
What’s included?
A 16-page printable PDF with black-key activities, finger-number coloring pages, hands-on games, keyboard visuals, and a black-key improvisation idea.
What supplies will I need?
The activities suggest common items such as dice, painter’s tape, bean bags, play-doh, crayons, and small erasers. Supplies aren’t included, and you can choose the activities that fit the materials you have.
Can I use it for private or group lessons?
Yes. The ideas include options for individual students, partners, and groups.
Is this a complete piano curriculum?
It’s a collection of activities and teaching ideas you can use on their own or add to your lessons.
A 16-page printable PDF of movement games, finger-number activities, and black-key improvisation ideas for young beginner piano students.
Help young beginners explore the piano with activities that get them moving, looking, touching, and listening.
Black Keys & Finger Numbers is a printable collection of piano activities for preschool and early elementary students. Start with big movements—like hopping between taped “black keys” or tossing bean bags onto a giant hand—then move to visual activities and hands-on finger practice.
Inside, you’ll find ideas for introducing groups of two and three black keys, coloring and naming fingers on both hands, using play-doh to strengthen finger awareness, and exploring finger numbers through simple touch-and-find games. The guide also includes a black-key improvisation idea for individual, partner, or group lessons.
Use the activities individually or choose a few to help a young student reset, explore, and build familiarity with the keyboard.
This 16-page PDF includes:
Movement and visual activities for learning groups of two and three black keys
Right- and left-hand finger-number coloring pages
A play-doh finger activity
Finger 2 and 3 touch-and-find activities for both hands
Keyboard visuals for marking and identifying black-key groups
A black-key improvisation idea for solo, partner, or group lessons
A good fit for: Piano teachers working with preschool and early elementary beginners, including students who benefit from movement and hands-on learning.
Digital download: One 16-page PDF. No physical product will be shipped.
Frequently Asked Questions
What age or level is this resource for?
It’s designed for preschool and early elementary piano students who are beginning to explore the keyboard and piano finger numbers.
What’s included?
A 16-page printable PDF with black-key activities, finger-number coloring pages, hands-on games, keyboard visuals, and a black-key improvisation idea.
What supplies will I need?
The activities suggest common items such as dice, painter’s tape, bean bags, play-doh, crayons, and small erasers. Supplies aren’t included, and you can choose the activities that fit the materials you have.
Can I use it for private or group lessons?
Yes. The ideas include options for individual students, partners, and groups.
Is this a complete piano curriculum?
It’s a collection of activities and teaching ideas you can use on their own or add to your lessons.
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