Blue Jello Word Cards

Brand new to the EStore is a set of 28 two-sided, colorful cards that will help students better understand rhythm and how to keep a steady beat. The cards contain individual notes and rests and 15 combinations of notes. One side of the card shows the note(s) or rest and the other side is the matching blue jello word and a cute drawing representing the word.

The cards can be used with the blue jello cards or independently for teaching games and memory games. Their large size (5" x 4") makes them easy to see and easy to use. Available in letter-size and A4 format, these cards are ideal for music students of all ages.

It's simple to make your cards.

Download a PDF to your computer
Print the PDF on 7 sheets of white card stock
Cut the pages apart into your cards

Included is a card with six game ideas. Please click here for a brief description of each game and a photo. To help make it easier to understand the game, there are links to YouTube videos with Michiko and her students playing each games.

Playing war with the blue jello word cards

You can download a sample page (8.5" x 11" format) of The Blue Jello Word Cards for free by clicking on the link below. Click here for an idea using these cards to teach students about the tricky dotted quarter and eighth note rhythm. also free.

Download The Blue Jello Word Cards Sampler

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If you live outside the U.S., Mexico or Canada, please click here to order your materials in A4 size paper.

Blue Jello Word Cards Thank You From Michiko

I greatly appreciate the many students, teachers and parents who helped me with ideas and editing in preparing the blue jello word cards. Alicia Derr, Sue Bakshi (and her workshop students), Joyce Bennett, Hsin-Yi Chen, Julianna Chitwood, Marie D'Andrea, Joyce Epps, Linda Fotis, Betty Guenther, Eugenia Ho, Nadine Kim, Naomi Kusano, Emily Lowe, Colleen Oren, Elizabeth Spinola, Taeko Rothstein, Rachel Schott, Lidia Usami, plus my wonderful piano students (Anna, John, Noah, Joanna, Josiah, Berenika, Avery, Jefferson, Katherine, Roxanna, Kathleen, Caroline, Isabel, May) and their parents and many helpful teachers in my teacher training classes in Kensington, Maryland; Aalborg, Denmark; Syracuse, Utah; and New York, New York. Thank you!