Travel Around the World With Famous Composers in our music camps for kids!
Curriculum
A complete downloadable package with all the information and instructions you need to implement your own successful Piano Expedition!
Student Workbooks
Purchase printed workbooks for every student so that they can follow along and take home a memento as they Experience the Wild and Wonderful World of Music!
Videos & Testimonials
Watch highlights from each piano camp program and listen to what students have to say about their adventure-filled Piano Expedition!
MUSIC CAMP Programs
Composer Trading Game – Instructions and MiniCard Image Files
Who will be the first to collect an entire set of one composer? In this lively game, students must trade cards with other players until their entire hand consists of all of the cards of one composer. This free download includes a set of images that are designed to be uploaded and printed on a set of Moo.com MiniCards. For those who prefer to print the cards themselves, there is a file with all 20 sets of composer cards ready to print. Once you’ve ordered and received your cards or printed them yourself, refer to the enclosed instructions for how to play the game!
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Videos & Testimonials
To France Trailer
To France Recap
To Russia Recap
To London Recap
To Italy Recap
About
Natalie Weber, NCTM, has been a music educator for over 25 years. She owns and operates an independent piano studio in Derby, Kansas, and runs Music Matters Blog, which is dedicated to inspiring creativity in music education. She has created and published dozens of piano resources that are used by piano teachers around the globe. The Piano Expeditions programs were created to provide fun and memorable music experiences for children of all ages in a group setting. What better way to explore the Wild and Wonderful World of Music than by participating in an unforgettable Piano Expedition?!