A gift with your free audio
Your Little Pianist Practice Kit
Yours with the recordings: six printables to keep the first songs going, with a one-page guide in front. A 55-song progress chart, a practice week, two certificates, key labels and finger numbers. Print at home, stick it on the fridge.
Download the kit (PDF, 7 pages)What's inside
Page 1 of the PDF is the guide. Every other page is designed for a home printer; tap one to open just that page.
My 55 Songs
The progress chart: every song in the book, in book order, with a star to colour once your child can play it. Four orange milestone stars along the way.
My Practice Week
Four weeks of daily circles on one page, a line for the song of the week, and four tips for the grown-ups.
My First Song!
For the day a whole song comes out, both hands. Worth a frame, or at least a photo.
All 55 Songs!
For finishing the book. Fifty-five stars on the chart, one certificate on the wall.
Key labels
Four fold-up strips at real key width, middle C marked. Print at 100%, not "fit to page".
Finger numbers & finding C
The two things every song uses, a five-minute practice plan, and how to sit.
And five more songs
Little Pianist Extras
Five songs that are not in the book — or in any other Navigo book — written out the same way: both hands, the note names beside the notes for both hands, and finger numbers where the hand needs them.
Eight pages, five songs
A page explaining how to read the letters and the finger numbers, one page per song with a tip box, and a last page to tick each song off as you learn it.
Download all five (PDF, 8 pages)
Old MacDonald Had a Farm
Five notes, one hand shape, and a left hand that holds one note a bar.
Lightly Row
A real little piano piece. The hand never moves once you have placed it.
Row, Row, Row Your Boat
Six-eight time, and your first hand move — up to G and straight back.
Three Blind Mice
Two hand positions in one song, and quick notes in pairs.
Beethoven's Fifth
Both hands in unison, a black key under finger 3, and a key signature.
These five have no recordings yet — they were written out for you rather than played into a microphone, so the booklet could reach you straight away. Page 8 explains what to do instead. If we record them, everyone who has this booklet gets the link.
How to use it
Three steps, then it runs itself.
Print
Plain paper, colour or black and white. Choose "Actual size" in the print dialog so the key labels match real keys.
Fridge and music stand
The song chart and the practice week go on the fridge. Finger numbers go on the music stand, key labels behind the keys.
Play, then colour
Play the free recording first, then the song. Colour the star. When the first whole song comes out, sign the certificate.
