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Pre-reading level
Work happens before standard staff notation, using finger numbers and simple patterns. The child does not need to read notes yet.

Independent shopping perspective
Writing workbook for the first level of Faber's My First Piano Adventure, at the pre-reading stage. Buy it alongside the lesson book, not instead of it.

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Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Work happens before standard staff notation, using finger numbers and simple patterns. The child does not need to read notes yet.
Detail 02
Pencil-and-paper drills that reinforce concepts. The actual pieces to play are in the separate lesson book.
Detail 03
The entry point of My First Piano Adventure. Page order tracks the Level A lesson book, so buy the matching level.
Detail 04
Aimed at younger children than the standard Piano Adventures Primer, with slower pacing and more repetition.
Detail 05
The child writes directly in it, so it can't be handed down to a sibling or reused next year.
Detail 06
Priced as a supplement. Expect to buy two or three books to have a complete level.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. It's the writing supplement. Pair it with the My First Piano Adventure Level A lesson book, which has the pieces and instruction.
The child plays and works without reading standard staff notation. Directions come from finger numbers and patterns instead of notes on a staff.
My First Piano Adventure targets young beginners, generally younger than students starting the standard Piano Adventures Primer. Ask your teacher about your child specifically.
Not really. Pages are written in, so plan on a fresh copy per student.