If you teach music/piano students who...
-thrive in a structured learning environment
-struggle to stay focused during the lessons
-have difficulty transitioning between activities
-are easily overwhelmed
-enjoy tactile, visual learning
-need autonomy in the learning process
-are neurodivergent

...or if you are a teacher who wants to approach lessons with more intentionality in your schedule/lesson plan, then this is for you! Take the guess-work out of the lesson with this easy-print/assemble Visual Lesson Chart to provide an interactive, tactile, visual chart of music activities you plan to accomplish in the lesson. 

How we like to use it: 
-print the product and laminate/cut out the visual prompts (Improvise, Take a Break, New Music, etc.)
-attach adhesive velcro-type dots to each square
-choose the visual prompts for the students' lesson and put on the "Today's Music Plan" page, then allow the student to put them in the order they'd like to do them during the lesson

This is perfect for all students and is especially helpful for young or neurodivergent learners- giving them a visual picture to represent each activity during the lesson so they know what to expect. If your students need a little extra motivation staying on task in lessons or motivation in practicing at home, this product doubles as a Practice Chart so students have a visual, tactile reminder of what to practice, and can plan their practice routines at home! 

This is a digital product and includes a studio license and ideas/suggestions for use and assembly and printing instructions.