Father’s Day Composition for Kids

Make Dad feel great! You can teach kids to write a special song for Father’s Day.

This Father’s Day piano composition worksheet is designed especially for young students who haven’t yet learned how read and write notes. Just show them where to place their hands and then have them write the finger numbers in the footballs.

Kids can personalize their Father’s Day song by writing in their favorite activities to do with dad. It will mean a lot to Dad to know that he’s appreciated and he’ll enjoy hearing what his kids say their favorite things are.

There are no footballs above the part where kids write their own lyrics so that kids can make their melody match the words they write–whether they write two words or ten. Kids can just write finger numbers in the green box above their lyrics.

If you teach pentascales to kids, this worksheet is a great way to reinforce the scale you’re currently working on and to help kids begin to grasp the idea of playing in key. I have a fun special system for teaching scales to kids that is taught in the piano scales book I published. You can learn more about the book here.

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