Learning to read notes is like learning to read. You start learning your musical alphabet (A - B - C - D - E - F - G). You then learn the differences between treble clef and bass clef. After that comes (Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge), FACE, (Good Boys Do Fine Always) and (All Cows Eat Grass). You are then well on your way to learning the notes on the staff. 

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Reading music might seem unattainable. It is literally like a different language. How can we expect a child to master such a difficult skill?

By small incremental steps. Just like a child immersed in a multilingual home learns to master a second language, so too can a child who learns to read music learn to master the language of the piano.

In fact, a child is far more likely to become proficient at the piano if they learn to read notes than if take the short cut way of putting stickies on the...