Four Kinds of Triads on C
Students learn how to spell and write the four kinds of triads, major, minor, diminished and augments on paper pianos and staff slates by figuring out the system of four cards of four colors each.
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Pick a Card
Students draw cards, putting them in order and leaving spaces for those still in the parent's hand
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Daily Do with Paper Pianos
Students learn how magic notes can be arranged in rainbow colors to write the pitches of the major scale on paper pianos. Adding low "ti" and "la" for the minor notes of the relative minor scale makes it possible to sing "Daily Do" while pointing to the magic notes.
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Fine - 5 Notes and 5 Rests
Students quickly arrange their own sets of notes and rests in order . . . then say Fine!
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Find the Jellos
Students hear a rhythm and write it with the blue jello puzzle. Begin with jel-lo and easily progress to rests, pineapple and purple
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Clefs and CCC
Students learn how interrelated notes and clefs are by moving the clefs (treble, bass, alto and tenor) up or down. Music Mind Games materials make it simple to understand.
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Chance Match – Major or Minor Triads
Students predict the sequence they will hear for two major and two minor triads making Chance Match a dictation game
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Fine - Seconds
Students quickly arrange their own sets of alphabet cards in order . . . then say Fine!
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Do Re Mi Cards Echos
Students take turns writing dictation patterns using do re mi cards in a "staff" position
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