These free guitar chord chart blanks can come in real handy.
When you want to show your guitar student a different way to do a chord, write up some guitar scales, or how to turn a minor chord into a seventh, or a set of power chords, or a special set of chord progressions, or... well, there's just a lot of reasons to have blank guitar chord templates around.
The page above would be a good size for showing a 12-Bar-Blues set of chords (I have used it for that)!
The page below has enough room on it for a whole octave of 2-string chords (power chords). Writing the fretted notes in with pencil really helps bring home to students just how chords are built. It goes without saying (here I am saying it) that kids need to have an understanding of the musical alphabet, and how the notes on the neck of the guitar correspond to it (especially the "missing" note between E and F, and between B and C).
Another possible use for these sheets is in testing your students on their chords. Can they write in the missing notes on the correct strings? Or can they circle the primary bass note of the chord?
Let me know if you figure out any other uses for blank chord template pages!