Reference sheets and practice logs you can print for your studio. No signup, no email, nothing to buy. Open one and hit print.
A grand-staff reference showing the six landmark notes every piano student should know by sight (Low C through High C), matched to the keys on the piano. Tape it inside the piano lid.
Open & print →Every interval from a 2nd to an octave, all starting on the same note so the shape is the only thing that changes, grouped by the rule that odd intervals sit on the same kind of place and even ones straddle.
Open & print →A one-page log for tracking daily reading practice: what was practised, for how long, and a first-try accuracy column. Four weeks to a sheet, with space for a teacher note.
Open & print →Why guide notes first? Most students who struggle in bass clef don't have an interval problem. They have a starting-point problem. Landmarks give them anchors to read everything else from. The reading guide explains the method, and Interval Hero drills it free in the browser.
Teaching a studio? The Teacher's Handbook covers the order to introduce these skills in.