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  • DSDictation & Sight-Singing
  • AIAlphabet & Intervals
  • RRReading Rhythms
  • RMRhythm Math
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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
Learn Game U1 DS-2
Danish Zoo Match - Notes and Rests
Students recognize the difference between 13 single notes, 5 rests and 18 groupings of notes in a slow-paced game.
Learn Game U1 RM-2
Whole & Half Steps
By walking, listening and writing half steps on Paper Pianos, students learn the two terms whole steps and half steps
Learn Game U1 SK-2
Fat Snake
For young children to practice writing the ascending musical alphabet
Learn Game U1 AI-3
Daily Do - Adding Minor Section
Let's finish "Daily Do"! This game gives all the steps to complete "Daily Do" plus three more variations.
Learn Game U1 DS-3
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.
Learn Game U1 RR-3
The Itsy Bitsy Spider
To begin understanding scales, students learn the natural half steps EF and BC (mi fa and ti do)
Learn Game U1 SK-3
"Hello Grand Staff" Song
Identify the components of the grand staff, and sing an ascending and descending major scale.
Learn Game U1 SN-3
Major and Minor Thirds
Students use "The Itsy Bitsy Spider" song to learn the difference between a major third (itsy bitsy spider) and a minor third (itsy bitsy spi).
Learn Game U2 TC-1
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