Practice chart maker
Make a music practice chart for your child in one minute. Type a name, the instrument, and this week's tasks, then print a chart with a box for every day.
Nothing you type is saved or sent anywhere. The chart is made in your browser.
My practice chart
My goal this week
Note from my teacher
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How to use the practice chart maker
Type your child's name, the instrument, and the week. Then list this week's tasks, one on each line. The chart below changes as you type. Press "Print the chart" when it looks right. Only the chart prints.
How to write a good task
A good task is small and clear enough that a child knows when it is done. "Practice the sonatina" is vague. "Play bars 1 to 8 three times, slowly" is a task. Count the times, name the bars, and say how fast.
Three or four tasks suit a beginner. Put the hardest task first, while the child is fresh. End with something the child plays well. The last thing a child plays shapes how they feel about the whole practice.
Copy the tasks from the teacher's notes right after the lesson. Bring the finished chart back the next week. Teachers use it to see what happened at home.
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