Where do I even begin?

• Learn posture, finger numbers, and find Middle C.
   
• Practice the five-finger pattern (C–G).
   
• Start simple right-hand tunes.

Use your Preliminary Music here. I've designed it specially for very simple right-hand melodies. This gives you quick wins and confidence in reading notes in real time.
 

Goal: Play three melodies with your right hand smoothly, even if very short.

• Keep practicing five-finger positions. Reading the notes without watching your hand is the challenge here.

• Add in easy right-hand songs that are a little longer and introduce rhythm variety.

Use the Beginner Music at this point, which includes right-hand songs and simple left-hand introductions that are easy to follow.
 

Goal: Play 3 full pieces with the right hand and understand how reading notes work in the bass clef, keeping a steady beat.

• Start combining both hands in short phrases. Take time to practice the co-ordination in sections as some sections won't be easily sight-read!
   
• Focus on playing slowly, keeping rhythm steady (don’t worry about speed yet).
   
• Practice switching between melody in the right hand and simple chords/notes in the left.

My Novice Music is built to develop simple sight reading for both hands simultaneously.
 

Goal: Be able to successfully sight read most beginner songs without hesitations and complete 3 novice pieces without mistake.