Description
Piano Karate is a yearly incentive program. Similar to the karate program, students pass off stripe tests. Once they pass off their 3 stripe tests in a particular category they advance to the next category working towards their black belt.
I give my students Piano Karate Badges then they add ribbons to their badge when they pass off a ‘belt’. They display the badge on their piano bag. The thumbnail shows what the badges look like when displayed with ribbons.
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Nona Kilgore –
A very valuable resource! Thank you for sharing!
Jennifer Foxx –
Thanks Nona!
Cindy Austin –
Great resource! I’m going to uses this at my piano center!
Jennifer Foxx –
Yay, thanks Cindy! ????
Alana N R. –
High-quality and very professional… Thank you!!!
Jennifer Foxx –
Thank you, Alana! 🙂
Caitlin A. –
Great resource!
Jennifer Foxx –
Thank you, Caitlin!
Alycia A. –
Thanks!
The Glockenspiel –
This was a great way to motivate my students!
Jennifer Foxx –
Yay! So glad you enjoyed it. 🙂
Kristin L. –
Great resource to use in my 3rd grade keyboard unit!
Jennifer Foxx –
Thanks, Kristin! 🙂
Ivory Interludes Piano Studio –
I enjoy using a year-long incentive in my studio and Piano Karate was a great one! Students enjoyed the challenges and loved checking the chart in the studio each week to see how everyone was progressing. Thank you!
Jennifer Foxx –
You bet! Glad you could enjoy this one with your students. 🙂
Marlena M. –
This resource helped me keep track of all of the students progress.
Jennifer Foxx –
Thanks, Marlena! Glad to hear it. 🙂
Jo Heppner –
There are students who ‘buy into’ having incentives! Thank you.
Jennifer Foxx –
You bet! 😉
Happy and Bright Classrooms –
This is a great resource for my beginning piano lab.
ANNA K. –
Kids really enjoy doing the challenge, I use it with students that pretty much stop practicing.