My First Piano II
Promoted Skills
Product Description
High quality beginner piano is bright red in color, sits on the floor, has 25 keys and is a good introduction to piano play. The width of the keys promotes proper finger placement in the youngest of pianists, enabling an easy transition to a larger piano. Little musicians will love sitting in front of this tabletop piano and performing for a crowd! Whether for a special occasion or just for fun, this instrument will encourage children on the path to musical stardom! Includes: Schoenhut’s patented Tri-Play Learning System.
Sensory
Skills
- Auditory attention and processing is encouraged as children play this piano.
- Learning to play the piano and showing off their talent can help boost self esteem.
Play Ideas
- Use the My First Piano for a child to participate in classroom theatrical plays. He can be an active participant and “run the show”. When the music starts the scene begins or signals the end of an act.
Adaptation Ideas
- Add textured material to the white keys.
- Put puff paint dots on some keys.
Communicative
Skills
- Individual expression can be exhibited by playing the piano.
- Learning to play the piano and showing off their talent can help boost self esteem.
- Focusing on the music book and playing the notes on the piano to play a song helps improve concentration and attention.
Play Ideas
- Use the My First Piano for a child to participate in classroom theatrical plays. He can be an active participant and “run the show”. When the music starts the scene begins or signals the end of an act.
- Make a band with friends. Each friend can play a different instrument.
- Encourage children to vocalize as they play the piano.
Social/Emotional
Skills
- Individual expression can be exhibited by playing the piano.
- Learning to play the piano and showing off their talent can help boost self esteem.
- Focusing on the music book and playing the notes on the piano to play a song helps improve concentration and attention.
Play Ideas
- Use the My First Piano for a child to participate in classroom theatrical plays. He can be an active participant and “run the show”. When the music starts the scene begins or signals the end of an act.
- Make a band with friends. Each friend can play a different instrument.
- Encourage children to vocalize as they play the piano.
Developmental Processes Promoted
- Self Esteem
- Motor Planning
- Pointing
- Isolated Finger Movements
- Wrist Rotation
- Finger & Hand Control
- Problem Solving
- Coordinated Movement
- Core Strengthening
- Pre-Literacy
- Functional Finger Movement & Exploration
- Eye-Hand Coordination
- Fine Motor
- Memory & Recall
- Auditory Processing & Attention
- Visual Processing & Attention
- Creativity
- Sequential Thought
- Cooperative Hand Movements
- Counting/Beginning Math
- Bilateral Coordination
Additional Details
- Approximate Price:
- $59.99
- Age Range:
- 3+
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- Directions:
- Simple
- Levels of Play:
- Beginner and Advanced
- Storability:
- Bulky
- Washability:
- Surface Wipe
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