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Chance Match – Major, Minor, Diminished & Augmented Triads
Students predict the sequence they will hear for major, minor, diminished & augmented triads making Chance Match a dictation game
Learn Game U2 TC-7
Snake – Seconds
Students make a free-form snake of alphabet cards, repeating the 8 letters of the musical alphabet in seconds
Learn Game U1 AI-10
Who's Playing First?
Each student chooses a do re mi card to decide the sequence for a theory class recital. The lowest pitch goes first, and then continue on in order
Learn Game U1 DS-10
Orange Pairs
Students describe musical symbol cards using vocabulary, body movement and performance
Learn Game U1 MS-10
Fine - 8 Notes and 5 Rests
Students match 5 rests and 8 notes (including dotted notes) in sequential order, played like other Fine games
Learn Game U1 RM-10
What Can You Find? – Rhythms
Students find Blue Jello rhythms in advanced scores and match them to blue jello cards or blue jello rhythm cards
Learn Game U1 RR-10
These Five C's
Students learn that the 5 C's on the grand staff are symmetrical, making it so easy to learn bass and treble clefs at the same time.
Learn Game U1 SN-10
Triads and Chords
Students learn what a triad inversion is by writing them with alphabet cards, on the paper piano, and the staff. Also recognizing them in music and playing them on the piano.
Learn Game U2 TC-8
Snake Variations – Seconds
Seven unique snake variations engage a variety of musical alphabet concepts
Learn Game U1 AI-11
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