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Mini Piano Sticker Books for rewards and motivation
$8.00
My student absolutely love stickers in my studio. Whether 5 or 99 years old, still a favorite reward and motivational aid ! It’s a wonderful keepsake and students beam with pride when they complete each page.
Number of Pages: 4
Resource Format: PDF
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My student absolutely love stickers in my studio. Whether 5 or 99 years old, still a favorite reward and motivational aid ! It’s a wonderful keepsake and students beam with pride when they complete each page.
Perfect teacher’s aid:
- Great for keeping track of student’s practice
- Designate each sticker page for technique, etc.
- Motivational aid to keeping track of student’s progress
Give stickers for:
- Daily Practice
- Scales
- Learning new pieces
- Visiting Old Pieces
- Composing
- Rhythm
- So much more
So many more ways to incorporate stickers for rewards and motivational tool
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Categories All Products, Awards & Certificates, Piano Teacher Tools
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Michelle Madasamy –
My students love this! I made a few of these and casually left it on the table, and they asked, “What’s this?!” It has motivated some of my repetition-weary students to do a repetition sequence, knowing they could earn a sticker. And so far they are really “treasuring” their sticker books.