Piano Notes for Kids

Piano Notes for Kids turns learning to read music into short, friendly games. A cheerful monkey guides your child from their very first notes to confident reading, one small step at a time. HOW IT WORKS A note appears on the stave. Your child taps the matching key on the on-screen piano. Right answers earn points and stars; wrong answers are gentle, with no harsh buzzers. Rounds are short, so it fits easily into a few minutes of daily practice. A LEARNING PATH THAT GROWS WITH THEM - Starts with just three notes for the right hand, then adds the left hand, then more notes - 16 carefully ordered stages: treble clef, bass clef, switching between clefs, sharps and flats, key signatures, and ledger lines - The path follows the order most piano lessons teach, so it works alongside lessons and method books - A progress bar with the monkey shows exactly how far along they are - New stages unlock as stars are earned, and earlier stages stay open to replay PLAY YOUR WAY - Play or Sprint: every stage has a short round and a 30-second sprint, side by side - Keep playing: carry on round after round without stopping, and finish whenever you like - Free play: a two-octave piano keyboard where every key you press shows its note on the stave - Works in portrait and landscape on iPad 30-SECOND SPRINTS How many notes can they read in half a minute? Sprints mix all the notes they have learned, and the app remembers their personal best so they can try to beat it. BUILT FOR CHILDREN, TRUSTED BY PARENTS - No ads, no in-app purchases, no accounts, no sign-up - No personal information is collected. Progress is stored only on the device - Works offline - Separate player profiles, so brothers and sisters can each keep their own stars and scores - Clear, large buttons and a gentle sound that can be switched off in one tap PARENTS AND TEACHERS A Progress page shows which stages have been completed for the current player, and Scores shows personal bests. It is a simple way to see what to practise next. Made with love for a young pianist, and shared for yours.