Marie, 4 years, UK

I am so happy that you follow up with the curriculum. I love the nambers that your daughter is making and looking forward to see the videos!

missflute wrote: I'm sorry I have been terrible at reporting Marie's results recently... but she has been practising most days over the summer holiday.
Here are some of her most recent scores with some of the pieces we have been looking at.
We have also been trying Black cat White cat in each hand separately.

Guess key game: 313 points, 2:21
Haydn Symphony theme: 97/108, 57
The Hen: 53/63, 55
Mozart Springtime song (cut): 71/74, 65
Wooden Shoe dance: 105/110, 62

I will post 2 videos shortly to show progress. I have loosely been following prep A but I think I need to study the lesson plans further and stick to them better! I have mainly been going with tunes that Marie enjoys learning, and that seem to be challenging her.

Thank you very much for sharing the videos! It helps a lot to see the development of your daughter and it is very impressive.
It is in fact really good that she knows about camera running. It helps her to learn how to concentrate in a spot light. Keep doing this for the sake of her development! Music piece doesn't care much
She is a very bright girl and goal oriented too!
The pieces that you gave her are much above her age. They are difficult in many different ways and require a lot of developed skills.
Did you chose the Theme from the Surprize symphony, because we need it for the music appreciation? We have much easier version in Prep Level Fav. Classic.
She is doing a very good job sight-reading the piece, though. If you want her to improve mastery of playing, it is better to give her something from the 1 level. Let her make a perfect score, memorise a piece and polish it with the TEACHING VIDEOS.

When I was watching her second video, I was impressed with her singing and playing at the same time. It is not very easy! Your daughter is multitasking! This is wonderful! You can find the teaching video on this song and ask her to try to play right or left or even both hands with it.

Your daughter is very bright! Keep your hard work. It shows!

PS
Some friendly technical suggestions:
If you will keep your phone horizontally, the picture on the video will be better.
It will also help to give the videos some titles.