Where’s Waldo Music Hunt | Free Music Theory Review Game (Digital Print)
A great game that is active and fun and it works for large or small groups. Easy to set up and go! Level: Beginner Objective: To review music symbols and notes Materials: Click to download the notes and symbols Where’s-Waldo-Music-Hunt.pdf (861...
Listening Map for William Tell Overture (Rossini)
William Tell Overture is well-known for its fast-paced and exciting melody. Here is a listening map that will help guide you and your students through the song. You will notice that this song has a lot of little mini repeats. Rossini takes a phrase and repeats it...
21 Games for the Elementary Music Classroom
Looking for some fun and creative games and activities for your music classroom? These games are fun, easy to explain and execute, and great at teaching and reinforcing musical concepts! You will find most of the materials for the games in free, downloadable links,...
Musical Pit! | Free Music Theory Game
Level: Beginner to Intermediate Objective: To help build sight reading skills by reviewing notes on the staff and learning to quickly recognize note names. A player wins when he/she has a full set (6 cards) of a note. This is based off of the popular game of Pit – an...
“Scale-ing” the Marshland | Free Music Theory Game (Digital Print)
Learning the scales in music theory can seem daunting…but Scale-ing the Marshland is a game that will naturally reinforce the scales as they make their way safely across the marsh with the help of their scales! Level: Beginner – Advanced Objective: To...
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