Piano Notes Trainer vs ALA - WRITE Lite Usage & Stats
Piano Notes Trainer includes a LEARN section and an interactive PLAY section.
The LEARN section consists of slides that introduce the student to the piano keyboard, as well as basic music theory and the fundamentals of music notation.
The PLAY section allows the students to practice their note-naming and note-finding skills in a game-like manner. The goal is to get the answers right consistently (just like a real piece of music would require) in order to earn points, stars, and pass levels.
There is a FREEPLAY section designed for teachers, parents, and more advanced students who need to customize the training session. If you are just starting out, we recommend going through the levels first. Enjoy!
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Technology-based approach for writing instruction
*Note: This free version only includes the We Beat the Street story, the rest are available as an in-app purchase.
This technology-aided instruction for writing complements Teaching to Standards: English Language Arts and is companion product for reading (Access Language Arts). Students write grade-aligned opinion paragraphs about eight adapted pieces of literature, including fiction and nonfiction. Students are supported step by step in constructing personalized paragraphs.
Includes activities to improve reading comprehension and vocabulary development. Researched and proven effective in secondary classrooms.
Integrate during instruction using Teaching to Standards: ELA, or use this app alone to achieve standards-aligned skills in both reading and writing.
Stories include: Holes, The Outsiders, Number the Stars, Dragonwings, We Beat the Street, Neighbors, The Diary of Anne Frank, and Sadako.
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Piano Notes Trainer VS. 
ALA - WRITE LiteJanuary 10, 2025