Are you a dance teacher struggling with students who don't practice?
or a parent with kids learning dance?
 
We understand that it can be challenging to keep children motivated, especially when it comes to practicing.
 
So what's your solution?
Shouting at those munchkins, PRACTICE! PRACTICE! PRACTICE?
It will only hurt your throat.
 
Don't worry, we've got you covered! 
Introducing reMargam's Dance Practice Book, which is designed specifically for dance students. Our practice book includes features that will help them stay motivated and track their progress.
 
*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 or a good job sticker on their practice book! 
 
*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 and who knows, they might even come up to you and say,
       "Mamma, look! I practiced for 30 minutes today and also this purple page is full!"
 
*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 dance practice but also their social, physical, and mental well-being. Through this, you will get to know them better!
 
*Introduction Page:
We understand the importance of safety, which is why our practice book includes an introduction page with essential details such as name, contact details, emergency number, blood type, and more.
 
Overall, this practice book is your ultimate lifesaver to influence your kids and students to grow as a dancer. Imagine the joy on your child's face when they receive a star sticker from their dance teacher and when they show off their progress to their neighbor's aunty proudly saying, “Aunty! Aunty! I got a star!”.
 
After all,
        "In the whispers of steps and sways, kindness leads the way,
         Encouragement, not critique, makes spirits sway."