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This resource will be essential if you ever find a student wanting to learn how to play a 7 string guitar. You can use this blank Guitar TAB sheet to help the student learn to re-arrange songs for 7 string, come up with exercises or help them learn scales across all 7 strings, or even use to come up with riffs and ideas.
While not many students will learn on 7 string guitars, if you do find a student wanting to learn, this resource will be extremely handy. 7 string players are often overlooked by tutors so if you have resources dedicated to 7 string guitars, you will have an advantage over your competition. 7 string guitars have many possibilities when it comes to chords so make the most of it.
This simple resource will be extremely useful when you teach your students chords. You can use these blank chord diagrams whether you are teaching basic open chords or barre chords. While there are other resources you can use to teach chords (such as BAS-05), it's very easy to write up chords as the student needs to learn them.
This resource will be handy whenever you want to focus on rhythm. You can use it to come up with strumming patterns for the student to learn, rhythm exercises or even to simply learn how to read rhythm properly. It's worth printing a couple sheets off to have handy during lessons.
This resource is ideal for students who are learning to write their own music. Being able to write TAB, Standard Notation or both will give them plenty of ways to increase their understanding of music and improve their skills.
Although you won't need to teach Standard Notation to all your students, many will choose to learn it properly and will eventually write their own music using it. This resource will be handy for those students who can read and write Standard Notation.
This resource is extremely handy to give to all your students. When you teach your student how to improvise, they can start to write their licks and ideas down in TAB format. It's also handy if you come up with your own exercises you want to give your student as you can quickly write down the exercise and give it to them.
This worksheet is a great tool you can use to help your student track their progress. Not only will it encourage them to practice more often, but it will also help them improve their understanding of the fretboard and feel more confident with the notes. The test is simple to explain and students love seeing their scores improve over time on the graph.
After your student has memorized all the notes used in BBL-08, you can give them this lesson. This lesson will teach the notes on the sixth and final string. Many students have trouble reading the notes due to the ledger lines so take your time to make sure your student learns how to read the music properly from the beginning. The included lesson instructions will walk through the provided exercises and help reinforce the student's understanding of the music.
If your student had trouble with the chords in BBL-07, you can move on to this lesson before working on the chords again. This lesson will teach your student the notes on the fifth string as well as introduce some basic chords into the practice song. Some students have trouble reading notes on ledger lines so the included lesson instructions will help you explain the notes effectively.