MUSOPOLY (for young students)
An enchanting game of lines and spaces, Blue Jello, slow vs. fast tempos, ABCs or do re mi sequences, pitch matching with a rainbow xylophone, writing notes on the staff, note and rest names, music symbols, and performance. Play is cooperative with learning how to roll a die and take turns
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MUSOPOLY
Musopoly is “many musicians having fun together.” In this day and age of electronic devices and busy lifestyles, enjoying the company of friends, family and students with a music board game is time well spent.
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"Daily Do" Major Section
"Daily Do" is an original song that uses solfège and Curwen hand signs to teach intervals, major and minor triads, and scales. It's the basis for learning the staff, steady tempo, and scales
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Blue Jello Cards Set 1 (Getting Started)
Students read rhythms using Blue Jello words and hand signs. They learn to hear, feel, and see rhythm as note groups (like words) rather than individual notes or rests
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"Daily Do" with Do Re Mi Cards
"Daily Do" is written with do re mi cards in a vertical position like the musical staff
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Hello Jello – Good-bye Jello
The teacher says and signs a short rhythm (usually four beats) to a small group, and the students say and sign it back from memory
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"Daily Do" Adding the Minor Section
Let's finish "Daily Do"! This game gives all the steps to complete "Daily Do" plus Skill Builders #5–7
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Madrid Match – Notes and Rests
Without taking turns, students sort identical cards into piles
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Blue Jello Cards Set 1 (Continuing)
Continue to improve the ability to keep a steady beat, to perform Blue Jello rhythms and hand signs, and to think and look ahead
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