The C Scale has seven notes, but when you play scales on the piano you add the next note and play a total of eight. With this podcast you will be able to play and sing the whole C-Scale song with lyrics and note names. If you missed the other Piano Fun podcasts, then go back and listen to them in order so that its easier to learn the song and the C Scale. The notes are building blocks to writing your own songs and learning how to play others! Have fun deciding what to learn next.

The B only gets played one time in the whole C Scale song. If you've been learning it over the last few days, then you know the song is getting pretty long at this point. Are you using the notes to make up your own songs? You can put them in any order you want. Have fun playing around with them!

Isn't it funny how the alphabet starts with the letter A but it comes after G in the C Scale? Listen to this podcast to learn the next part of the C Scale Song.

G is the fifth note in the C Scale. There are only three more notes to learn in the C Scale song! We'll add A in just a couple of days.

Are you ready to add the F Note to the C Scale Song? This one's easy since you only play F one time at this point in the song. Join me in a couple more days to add the note G.

Today we are adding the E note to the C Scale Song. The beginning of the song using C and D was pretty easy, but the part with E is a little longer and more challenging. See if you can listen and figure it out on your own or find someone who can help you sound it out. In the next podcast we'll add the F!

Learn the C-Scale song with lyrics and note names one note at a time! You can sing it or play it on the piano - or both. You'll learn a little bit more of the song today, and soon we'll add the next note and the song will start getting a little more challenging. For now enjoy learning the notes C and D!

Learn the C-Scale song with lyrics and note names one note at a time! You can sing it or play it on the piano - or both! This is just the very beginning of the song. Work on this part and get ready to learn one note at a time in future podcasts.

My guest Victoria Hackett has a passion for outdoor classrooms which began when her own children were small. She tells about the outdoor classroom garden she created at their elementary school and other ways that she helped her own children learn outside when they were younger. Now Victoria hosts the Outdoor Classrooms Podcast where she interviews outdoor educators from around the country about their programs. Even if you don't plan to enroll your child in an outdoor school, you will hear ideas for how to spend more time with your family outside with a focus on learning as well as play. If you teach young children, you will be inspired to take some of your lessons outside. Find out more about how to connect with outdoor educators in an online group called The Circle and The Outdoor Classrooms Teacher Certification Program at www.outdoorclassrooms.com

My guests Sydney and Maggie have been friends for over a decade. From beading at a local park in second grade to planning an epic road trip after high school grad, these two experienced a lot of outdoor fun as they grew up in OKC.