The Interval Game of Sorry | Free Piano Teaching Game (Digital Print)
This is one of my all time favorite ways of helping the students to recognize intervals by sight. This has a lot to do with repetition, but the students hardly even recognize that they are learning the intervals by repetition because they are consumed in the game....
Dynamic Pictionary | Free Piano Teaching Game (Digital Print)
Dynamic Pictionary is exactly what it sounds like — it is a dynamic version of Pictionary! It is dynamic because it reviews dynamic terms and symbols, and it is dynamic because the students really get excited about it! This game causes the students to think...
Musical Spit-It-Out! | Free Piano Teaching Game
Musical Spit-It-Out! is one of the best, last minute games to pull together. It only takes a couple minutes to play and takes absolutely no preparation beforehand. This is a great way to get the brain thinking! Level: Beginner to Intermediate Objective: To review...
Musical Note Spoons | Free Piano Teaching Game (Digital Print)
Level: Beginner to Intermediate Objective: To help build sight reading skills by reviewing notes on the staff and learning to quickly correlate notes with each other (steps, skips, etc.). A player wins when he/she has consecutive notes that either ascend or descend....
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