Guitar Chord Charts
Do you teach guitar in the classroom?
Would you like a set of guitar chord charts to display in your music classroom?
I have just created 26 guitar chord charts for use in my guitar classroom this year, and I want to share them with you!
A set was displayed around my classroom, but they looked a bit old and tired, so I decided to create some new ones.
Posters like this are a helpful aid for visual learners and an excellent reminder to students as they rehearse their group work songs.
The new version is a very colorful and helpful addition to the classroom.
I laminate them and display them on the walls as a visual reference for my students.
Another idea is to project the chart/s of the guitar chords you are covering in a class/lesson onto a wall. Students find this clearer to see and easier to follow.
So what's in this free download?
♫ 26 full-page charts of the most commonly learned and used guitar chords for young players
♫ Very clear and easy to read
♫ Suitable for display in your classroom or private studio
Download your copy of the 26 Guitar Chord Charts HERE!
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