Snake – Seconds
Write the musical alphabet as a group and recognize that in music after G comes A
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Who's Playing First?
Each student chooses a do re mi card to decide the sequence for a theory class recital. Highest pitch goes first and then so on in order.
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Orange Pairs
Students describe musical symbol cards using vocabulary, body movement and performance
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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.
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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.
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Snake Variations – Seconds
Engaging ideas for building memory skills using the musical alphabet
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Staff Slates Echos
Students of all ages write, sing, and sign short melodic patterns. This can be a pre-reading activity and become more advanced as abilities grow.
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Orange War
Practice rapid identification of musical symbols
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War – Notes and Rests
To practice the relative values of notes and rests using a popular card game with several variations.
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