Voice practice log
A simple way to keep a voice practice log: what to practice each day, a free printable chart, and an app that keeps the log for you.
A 25-minute voice practice routine
| Body and breath (5 min) | Stretch, relax the jaw and shoulders, and take slow, low breaths. |
| Warm-ups (5–10 min) | Lip trills and sirens, then five-note scales on different vowels. |
| Songs (10–15 min) | Speak the words in rhythm first; then sing a phrase at a time. |
| Cool down (2 min) | Gentle hums or lip trills. |
Stay hydrated, and stop if anything hurts: singing should never strain.
What to write in the log
- The date and how many minutes.
- What was practiced: the scale, the piece and the bars.
- How it went, and anything to ask the teacher.
Voice practice chartName: ______________________ Week of: ____________ Goal: ____ min a day
| Day | Minutes | What I practiced | How it went | Parent initials |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | ||||
| Day 2 | ||||
| Day 3 | ||||
| Day 4 | ||||
| Day 5 | ||||
| Day 6 | ||||
| Day 7 |
Total this week: ________ minutes on ______ days. Parent or guardian signature: ________________________
Teacher's notes: ______________________________________________________________________________
Keep the voice log in Shedtime
Time practice, tick off the pieces and scales, keep a streak, and let the teacher see the week. Free, no account.