Erci from UK

Hello everyone! Let me introduce to you Erci.
I met him in Barons Court Primary School.
He is almost 5 years old. Erci has excellent learning skills, and I believe that one day his parents (and me!) will be very proud of him!
We started our lessons in February. So far Erci doesn't have SM at home, however I would like to give him an opportunity to earn a good discount!!! Since he has a little sister and an older brother, I am sure it'll help not only financially, but mostly intellectually and musically!
Now, let me to show you how we are studying.
As every boy Erci likes cars! I decided to use this! I told him that every note has a road - like a car.



When Erci got this idea and started to remember "the road" for each note, I told him that now we are going to make a "road map"! And look what happened.





To be continued!

I love your idea with the cars! The same can apply to boys who love trains. My oldest is in love with trains

Erci can be an example for his siblings. They always are.

Thank you for sharing, Olga, we'd love to hear more about him and see him grow while learning to play piano guided by you.


Andrea

Olga, it is so touching to watch these videos for me!
I started teaching kids EXACTLY with the same approach, before software came to existence.
I still think it is very important and useful.
Sometimes, we, teachers, do not even realize that to place the music notes in order without mixing lines and spaces is not as easy as with think.
It is so great to see the way of your development as Soft Mozart teacher.
You are on the same page and it feels wonderful!

Hello, everyone!

Hellene, thank you very much for your comments and support!

Erci likes to play with the cards. Especially hide and seek! And that's how we work with the cards right now.



Moreover we are playing like this:





Also, I assign him a special homework, where he learns to write notes and memorize their place on the staff. His job - circle around notes and to colour them. For example FS:





Erci also knows the scale.




To be continued!

Wonderful! He is such smart boy!