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If your beginner students draw a line in the sand when it comes to theory review, turn that into a positive! Lines in the Sand is a great primer review game which doubles as a way to introduce or reinforce how intervals work. If you want to use it with a late beginner student or … Read more
What did the squash say to the pumpkin after the summer break? You butternut squash me! General-concept games are the perfect choice when returning from a teaching break to warm up and get students back into the music mindset. Squishy Squash takes the traditional flashcard-quiz game and flips it on its head by instead encouraging … Read more
Sharp as a porcupine, or flat as a pancake? That is the question… If your students know the answer, they’ll succeed at Porcupine Pancake. This game is a great way for students to practice the terms and symbols for flat, sharp, and natural. The porcupine and pancake imagery is not only fun, but it will … Read more
It’s one thing to recognise intervals when you see them on the staff; it’s an entirely different thing to picture the intervals when the notes aren’t there. In Staff Stuffer, students try to stuff their staff full of notes by visualising intervals above or below those notes which are already there. By interacting with the … Read more