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Have you been thinking of teaching your kids piano? Or have you thought about learning it yourself? If so, here is a fantastic curriculum with online piano lessons that are already available to you!
Our family has been using online piano lessons at www.HoffmanAcademy.com as well as the supplementary materials. It has been such a blessing and we will be continuing to work through the curriculum this year.
What I love about Hoffman Academy online piano lessons!Free/Frugal – Free is good, especially considering the great quality of the lessons! Even if you purchase the extra materials, it’s a GREAT bargain.
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We try to do at least 3 lessons a week but it varies. Jaron (5) plays every day now, either for a lesson or for review. I was worried that we wouldn’t be able to make it a daily habit, but the short lessons and Jaron’s increasing enthusiasm took care of that. His younger sisters even get a little lesson sometimes when they ask!
It’s true, you can do these online piano lessons without the supplemental materials offered at the FreePianoLessons4Kids.com store, and for a while I debated whether we’d use them. But I am SO glad that we do! They really compliment the lessons and provide for great reviews. We listen to the mp3 album in the car and my son especially tunes in to listen closely to the music.
The supplementary materials bundle is an instant download upon purchase and includes:
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Hoffman Academy has generously offered to give a complete copy of the supplementary materials to one of YOU!
If you buy it before the contest closes, you’ll be reimbursed. I really do recommend purchasing the materials. The price is so reasonable, especially compared to other complete piano curricula out there!
A winner will be chosen and notified on 9/4/13 by email and must respond within 48 hours to claim the prize.
{This giveaway is over.}
by Stephanie, The Multi Taskin' Mom
This Post Has 27 Comments
mittelmommy
24 Aug 2013my daughter…she is dying to learn and the two teachers i know of in my small town say she is too young, but she is eager and sits and tries to play so nice and sweetly on her own!
Kristan Price
24 Aug 2013This wouldn’t be for my kids. I would give it to my 8-year-old cousin who is interested in learning how to play the piano.
Rebekah Salter
24 Aug 2013All four of my kids will be the students. This looks amazing. My husband has been trying to teach them, but his experience is minimal. Thank you.
Homeschoolin and Stampin!
24 Aug 2013We are getting ready to start piano, this would be perfect!
Ellen
25 Aug 2013My grandchildren
wild west kids mom
25 Aug 2013All of us! We’d love to learn to play the piano. I took lessons from my great aunt when I was young but never really had an interest in it. Now I’d be a willing student!
SharonUF
25 Aug 2013I am planning to start my two boys, ages 7 & 8, on these lessons!
Dorothy Teel
25 Aug 2013I have two granddaughters who want to learn to play the piano and they have a upright piano and it would be great for them to learn to play something besides “heart and soul” lol
Kandi
25 Aug 2013This sounds perfect for us. My girls have been asking me to start them on lessons for a while now. We are going to give it a try!
Jennifer
26 Aug 2013My preschooler would love this!
Hal & Melanie Young
26 Aug 2013This sounds great, especially since our most musical older kid just left for college. Who’ll help the younger kids?
Sharon Story
26 Aug 2013My daughter is 5 – I would love to teach her to play piano! This would be amazing!
Trudy Sherman
28 Aug 2013My 11 year old daughter will be the piano student. Thanks for the great opportunity!
Katrina T
28 Aug 2013We just started using this with my 6 yr old and we love it! We are only on lesson two. We are using it without all of the extras because I don’t have room in our homeschool budget for it but I would love to have the parent tips and the mp3s! The printable worksheets would be helpful also. Although for right now I am using a music theory book to supplement.
Sandy
28 Aug 2013Wonderful!
Just Simply the Girls
29 Aug 2013I would so love to win! 10 kiddos in my house would be able to use it!
Crystal Cross
29 Aug 2013All 4 of mine would probably LOVE this, but my 4 year old daughter would be the most thrilled!
Lisa B - glutenfreemama
30 Aug 2013This would be fantastic for my 3 year old niece and my foster kiddos! What a wonderful outlet for them and beautiful experience!
Rebecca Hudson
30 Aug 2013The students in our house/homeschool are my 7 yr-old daughter, my 8 yr-old daughter and myself. Thanks for your review! May God Bless you!
theYoungerMrsWarde
30 Aug 2013Is this the Suzuki method? And is it possible to do without a tablet?
Tauna M
30 Aug 2013Here is info on the Hoffman Method. The first paragraph indicates how Suzuki ties in. http://www.freepianolessons4kids.com/what-is-hoffman-method.html
You don’t need a tablet, but some way to bring the lessons to the piano is needed, such as bringing a laptop, computer, or tablet over.
Penny McKinney
1 Sep 2013My 3 daughters would love to take lessons, this would be great!
Andrea Mahoney
3 Sep 2013We have been using the piano lessons for our 10 and 3 year old and they just love the way he teaches in a way that they get it!! My husband and I both okay other instruments so this site is truly a blessing when it comes to us learning how to play with them. Our 3 kids and ourselves would love to add this to our library =)
Blessed Homemaking
4 Sep 2013I have 7 little students 🙂
Maggie West
29 Aug 2014What a great item! Praying this might be a new addition to our HS routine! Thanks for previewing it.
Arnie Fernandez
6 Nov 2017“The printable worksheets would be helpful also. Although for right now I am using a music theory book to supplement.” I agree with Katrina, it also helps me, thanks a lot, just keep posting more..!
Laura
4 Jun 2019Thanks a lot for sharing this. I really needed this for my kid. I want him to learn piano and I was looking piano lessons.