Maia (5 years old) and Camelia

the Moon wrote: Dear Camelia, thank you very much for all your materials! They just SUPER, as always!
I am especially interested in flash cards with note duration. Unfortunately the link didn't work...

If you are interested in these cards I designed, you can download them from here: docs.google.com/file/d/0ByW769RKGiaWTzhUdEZSZjhjNm8/edit.

Is it only my problem? Can you help, please?

Also I like you cards with keys. Do you have any files to share? or you drew them?



Thank you!

I tried to open to, but it didn't work

Oh, I'm so sorry, I accidentally placed a full-stop after the link, this is why you couldn't open it . I've just fixed the problem.
And, I have also put the link to the printable keys in the post: docs.google.com/file/d/0ByW769RKGiaWM2dyY0NjeXVuRE0/edit

I am so happy you find the materials useful!!
Thank you so much! Have a nice day .

Thank you so much for the nice words and your suggestion .
I have to admit, the problem of writing the notes too close to each other was a huge issue in our hose for days...there were tears of despair and frustration in spite of all the efforts I put in explaining Maia to place her index finger between them, of not rushing so much etc etc. I guess it has to do with the fact that she does not write cursively, yet.
After we calmed down a bit, I said to myself that any beginning is hard, that I need to trust her capacity to adapt and have a little patience with her - we need to practice more so that her brain gets used with this new game .
I the meanwhile, a new idea came to me - that of designing keys with some vertical, demarcation lines, so that the child sees some sort of cells, in which he has to write the notes...
Thank you once again for writing us, have a wonderful day, Natalia !

Hurray!
Maia made it, she finally understood the idea of not writing the notes so close to each other.
We used the "place the index between the notes" advice (which yesterday didn't work) and here is the result.
She still has to work on it, but the progress is obvious, I think:



Have a wonderful day, everyone!

camelia1902 wrote: Hurray!
Maia made it, she finally understood the idea of not writing the notes so close to each other.
We used the "place the index between the notes" advice (which yesterday didn't work) and here is the result.
She still has to work on it, but the progress is obvious, I think:

Have a wonderful day, everyone!

Congratulations!!!!

Thank you so much, dear Natalia!