reMargam
My Music Practice Book
Are you a music teacher struggling with students who don’t practice, or a parent with children learning music?
We understand how challenging it can be to keep children motivated—especially when it comes to regular practice.
So what’s the solution?
Shouting “Practice! Practice! Practice!” only hurts your throat and rarely works.
For less than the cost of a large pizza—or just ₹62 per month—you can use a simple, effective tool to motivate young musicians.
Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered.
Introducing reMargam’s Music Practice Book, thoughtfully designed for music students to stay motivated, consistent, and aware of their progress.
Product information
- Inner page quality is 100 gsm.
- A4 in size.
- Hardcover finish.
Our products are delivered within 5-7 business days from the date of order placement with a trusted shipping partner.
For queries related to International Shipments, kindly write to us at Namaste@remargam.in with your order details and full address.
Product returns will be accepted if only damaged during transit. The photos and videos of which will have to be sent within 48 hours from receipt.
- A4 in size
- 29.7cm x 21cm (fits perfectly in everyday bag)
- 54 pages of creative space
- Inner pages: 100 gsm
- Hardcover finish
PRODUCT FEATURES
Stickers
Kids love stickers! Our custom-made stickers will inspire your little ones to keep practicing and have fun at the same time. It's so exciting to see your little ones running at you, showing off their star sticker !
Introduction Page
Includes essential safety details such as name, contact information, emergency number, blood group, and more.
Daily Practice Tracker
Our practice book includes a daily tracker that will help you to monitor their progress each day. It's a great way to encourage them to practice regularly
Monthly Progress Report
This is the perfect tool for sharing progress information between teachers and parents. So, get ready to hear your student say, "Teacher, I can't wait to show my parents my progress report!"
Annual Progress Report
This report is designed in such a way that students not only will take care of their music practice but also their social, physical, and mental well-being. Through this, you will get to know them better
F.A.Q.
They appreciate cut and details, things that aren't so obvious.
Who is this Music Practice Book meant for?
The reMargam Music Practice Book is designed for music students and is ideal for music teachers, music institutes, and parents who want to encourage consistent and structured practice at home.
How does this book help motivate children to practice regularly?
- Reward stickers for completed practice.
- Daily practice tracking that gives them a sense of achievement.
- Positive reinforcement instead of pressure or reminders.
This turns practice into a fun, rewarding habit rather than a forced routine.
I already remind my child to practice. Why do I need this book?
- Shifts motivation from parent/teacher pressure to self-motivation
- Makes progress visible and tangible
- Encourages children to take ownership of their practice
How is this different from a normal notebook or diary?
This practice book includes:
- Structured daily practice tracking
- Monthly and annual progress reports
- Teacher–parent communication sections
- Motivational stickers
- Holistic growth tracking (musical, physical, mental, and social)
It is a system, not just a book.
Can music institutes personalize this book?
Yes. Personalisation with the institute’s name is available for orders above 25 units, making it perfect for academies and teachers.
How does this help teachers manage multiple students?
- Saves time during reviews.
- Provides clear practice records.
- Improves communication with parents.
- It reduces repeated reminders and guesswork.
Will parents need musical knowledge to use this book?
No musical expertise is required. The structure is simple, intuitive, and self-explanatory, making it easy for any parent to support their child’s practice.
Will this book pressure my child or make practice feel like a chore?
Not at all. The focus is on positive reinforcement, encouragement, and visible effort, not punishment or comparison. Children feel proud of their progress instead of anxious about performance.