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Please note: This game has been modified since the photos were taken to improve the accessibility of the game. The key signatures on the board are now white. When students first begin to venture into relative minor keys, they can sometimes be hesitant to accept that 1 flat doesn’t just mean F Major – it … Read more
Are you ready to go rock climbing? In Chord Climber, students must quickly get a handle on the changing shape of chords in order to reach the top of the rock wall with minimal bruises. But watch out: If you get the Roman numeral wrong, your hands will slip and you’ll bump the wall a … Read more
If Roman numeral analysis has your students pulling their hair out, they’ll surely relate to Chord Confuzzlement. By recognizing the different shapes of I, IV, V, and V7 chords in C and G major, your students can hop along the strands of hair on the game board. The extra practice they’ll get with chord identification … Read more
Determining what a IV chord is in G-major is one thing…but can your late intermediate students do the reverse? In Temple of Trapdoors, students identify the function of each root position chord while steering clear of the trapdoors. To be successful, they’ll need to understand the Roman numeral system and major key signatures and be … Read more