If you have ever stared at your calendar in the spring wondering what to do for summer programming in your piano studio, this resource will save you hours of searching.
The Summer Camp Ideas for Piano Teachers Resource Pack includes a replay of the Scrappy Circle teacher meetup where independent music teachers shared the camps they run in their own studios, along with a curated spreadsheet of camp resources you can explore and use in your own teaching.
This resource was created specifically for independent piano teachers looking for creative summer camp ideas, group piano activities, and ready-to-use curriculum that can work for beginners, preschool piano students, and elementary piano learners.
Inside you will find a growing collection of piano camp themes, music camps, and summer teaching ideas that other teachers are already using successfully in their studios.
● Replay of the Scrappy Circle Summer Camp Idea Exchange teacher meetup
● A curated spreadsheet of piano camp resources shared by teachers and camp creators
● Links to ready-to-use piano camp curricula and summer music programs
● Inspiration for group piano camps, music and movement camps, art and music camps, composer camps, and themed piano camps
● Ideas for beginner piano camps and summer programs for elementary students
The spreadsheet is a living document, meaning it will continue to grow as more teachers submit camps and resources. Your download gives you access to the most current list anytime you open the spreadsheet.
Whether you are planning your first piano summer camp, looking to refresh your studio’s summer piano programming, or searching for group piano class ideas, this resource will give you a wide range of directions to explore.
Many teachers say the hardest part of summer planning is simply knowing what is out there. This resource helps solve that problem by putting a large collection of piano camp ideas in one place.
● Independent piano teachers
● Music studio owners
● Teachers planning summer piano camps
● Group piano teachers
● Teachers looking for beginner music camp curriculum
● Teachers who want new summer activities for their studio
Instead of spending hours searching for ideas, you can explore what other teachers are already doing and decide which camp themes might work best for your studio.
If you have ever stared at your calendar in the spring wondering what to do for summer programming in your piano studio, this resource will save you hours of searching.
The Summer Camp Ideas for Piano Teachers Resource Pack includes a replay of the Scrappy Circle teacher meetup where independent music teachers shared the camps they run in their own studios, along with a curated spreadsheet of camp resources you can explore and use in your own teaching.
This resource was created specifically for independent piano teachers looking for creative summer camp ideas, group piano activities, and ready-to-use curriculum that can work for beginners, preschool piano students, and elementary piano learners.
Inside you will find a growing collection of piano camp themes, music camps, and summer teaching ideas that other teachers are already using successfully in their studios.
● Replay of the Scrappy Circle Summer Camp Idea Exchange teacher meetup
● A curated spreadsheet of piano camp resources shared by teachers and camp creators
● Links to ready-to-use piano camp curricula and summer music programs
● Inspiration for group piano camps, music and movement camps, art and music camps, composer camps, and themed piano camps
● Ideas for beginner piano camps and summer programs for elementary students
The spreadsheet is a living document, meaning it will continue to grow as more teachers submit camps and resources. Your download gives you access to the most current list anytime you open the spreadsheet.
Whether you are planning your first piano summer camp, looking to refresh your studio’s summer piano programming, or searching for group piano class ideas, this resource will give you a wide range of directions to explore.
Many teachers say the hardest part of summer planning is simply knowing what is out there. This resource helps solve that problem by putting a large collection of piano camp ideas in one place.
● Independent piano teachers
● Music studio owners
● Teachers planning summer piano camps
● Group piano teachers
● Teachers looking for beginner music camp curriculum
● Teachers who want new summer activities for their studio
Instead of spending hours searching for ideas, you can explore what other teachers are already doing and decide which camp themes might work best for your studio.
