Teach Music for Kids · rainbow piano
A rainbow keyboard where each note has its own colour and an animal whose name starts with the note letter. C is for Cat, D is for Dog, E is for Elephant. Kids play, hear the chord names, then earn stars in a five-level quiz.
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The problem
C, D and E mean nothing to a small child, and flash cards get boring fast. Kids learn best when sounds, colours and stories go together, and when they can play on their own without an adult turning the pages.
Who it is for
Before
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How it works
Each key lights its colour and shows its animal and note. Press several and it names the chord, like C Major.
16 sound presets, letter or solfège names (Do Re Mi) and a MIDI keyboard if you have one.
Five levels of eight questions, from three notes to all twelve. Hear a note, pick the animal, earn up to three stars.
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What is inside
A rainbow octave, C to B with the sharps.
Cat, Dog, Elephant, Frog, Giraffe, Ant, Bee, and friends for the sharps.
Five levels of eight questions; two stars unlock the next level.
Hold several keys and see the chord, like C Major.
From piano and pads to Huge Brass and Glass Drops.
C D E or Do Re Mi, whichever your child learns at school.
Tap the screen, use the computer keyboard or plug in a MIDI keyboard.
An option unlocks all quiz levels for class.
Teach Music for Kids runs in your browser on a phone, tablet or computer. Nothing to install.
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FAQ
Start with sounds and pictures before letters. Linking each note to a colour and an animal (C is for Cat, D is for Dog) gives small children something to remember, and a short quiz with stars turns practice into a game.
It is aimed at young children, roughly ages 3 to 8, with a parent helping the youngest. Older kids who are musical beginners can enjoy it too.
No. The colour and animal for each note make it easy for complete beginners to start.
Switch from Play to Quiz. There are five levels of eight questions: Three Friends (C, E and G), Match the Animal, All the White Keys, Listen Closely and Sharps and Flats. A wrong answer greys out the card and replays the note for a second try, and each level ends with one to three stars. Two stars unlock the next level.
C Cat, D Dog, E Elephant, F Frog, G Giraffe, A Ant and B Bee. The sharps have their own: Chameleon, Dolphin, Fish, Goat and Albatross.
Yes. Plug a MIDI keyboard into a computer and play it, or use the computer keys. On a tablet or phone, kids simply tap the rainbow keys.
Yes. Switch between letter names (C D E) and solfège names (Do Re Mi).
No. It is a play and discovery toy with a practice quiz, not a graded course. It is a friendly first step before lessons, or alongside them.
The app is in English.
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