Hello and welcome!
My colleague tried to answer in Russian
Let me also comment in English
ravandenheuvel wrote: I just bought the program 2 days ago and am feeling a little overwhelmed!
No wonder! Soft Mozart is entire new educational system. However, if you will follow on line lesson plans and post your questions, you will be ok. Learning should be interactive!
I looked over the lesson plans and am still having a hard time getting a handle on what it will look like for my 6 year old. Do I just have her play an assortment of games each day and begin to learn songs on Gentle Piano?
Did you read this plans? I suggest to learn 4 piano pieces from Ingroductory: Hot Cross Buns, French Song, Jingle Bells and Ode to Joy. As soon as your daughter will start playing, make a video of her hands and let me see it. I will suggest you the next level. The rest of her activities are described here:
www.softmozart.com/forum/63-lesson-plans...year-old-and-up.html
Is there an order she should do the games in? I have poured over the manual and the guides and am still having trouble grasping what a "days lesson" should look like. My daughter is 6 and she will be doing the level C lesson plans.
Treat the games as a 'medicine': give her 30 sec to 1 min to play and record the results. They look 'gamish'. However, they are very strong stimulating tools for her attention span. 1 game should be played for a month for the same amount of time. She will get more points. This is what matters!
Please, read more suggestions here:
www.softmozart.com/forum/20-hellene-hine...rite-a-new-book.html