Beginner Piano Lessons for Kids Lesson Two

In this lesson, Mr. Henry reviews previous topics and introduces new concepts such as proper piano posture, finger numbers, and playing the sets of three black keys. The lesson emphasizes the importance of correct posture and hand positioning for effective piano playing. Students are guided through exercises to practice finger numbers and playing black keys, with interactive elements to reinforce learning.

What is the first step in learning to play the piano according to Mr. Henry?

• Learning to read music

• Understanding piano posture

• Memorizing songs

• Practicing scales

Which position is NOT part of the proper piano posture?

• Body position

• Foot position

• Arm position

• Seat position

What should be the height of your arms when sitting at the piano?

• At shoulder height

• Above the piano keys

• Below the piano keys

• In line with the piano keys

Which finger is assigned the number 1?

• Ring finger

• Pointer finger

• Thumb

• Middle finger

What is the finger number for the pinky?

• Finger 3

• Finger 5

• Finger 4

• Finger 2

What is the purpose of the fun game mentioned in the lesson?

• To learn new songs

• To practice finger numbers

• To improve rhythm

• To memorize scales

Which fingers are used to play the set of three black keys?

• Thumb, pointer, middle

• Thumb, ring, pinky

• Middle, ring, pinky

• Pointer, middle, ring

What should you avoid doing with your fingers while playing the piano?

• Keeping them relaxed

• Sticking them out

• Hopping off the keys

• Curving them

What is the benefit of hopping off the keys?

• It improves speed

• It helps memorize notes

• It makes playing easier

• It creates a richer sound

What is the main focus of the piece 'Hop in on Three'?

• Learning new songs

• Playing scales

• Using finger numbers

• Performing sets of three black keys