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Lock & Key is the perfect game for practising key signatures and relative keys with your early intermediate students. Players will need to make sets of matching key signatures and major and minor keys to win the game. This game is also available in beautiful printed version, here. There is also a more difficult version … Read more
Get ready for your students to be pros at all things key signature related! In this game, they won’t just be identifying keys signatures, but also recreating them on the staff…which means they better learn the order of sharps/flats…FAST. How to Play Sit in a circle with a game board (treble or bass clef) in … Read more
Scale Engineer is a bit of an unusual look at piano scales. This isn’t just about key signatures, number of sharps or understanding structures. In Scale Engineer students will have to think strategically and comprehensively in order to construct a scale in the shortest number of moves. How to Play Place a keyboard board and … Read more
When you’re working with preschoolers or young beginners, the music alphabet can actually take a lot of practice. They need to be able to not just recite it, but to work with it forward and backwards to figure out notes and piano key names. Gator Gaps uses a fill in the blanks approach to help … Read more
This improvisation activity is great way to get your students improvising outside of the normal scales or patterns, but still with some helpful structure. Students draw notes and music terms at random and must use this to form the basis of their new improvisation. Sometimes the notes will clash, sometimes they’ll go beautifully together, either … Read more
Are your students spiralling out when it comes to key signatures? This fun play on the circle of fifths should help get it under control. Signature Spiral is all about recognising key signatures, and there’s no way to win if they don’t know them. Accuracy is “key”! How to Play Place a game counter for … Read more
To succeed at Closer Look students need to work fast, but not get “tricked” by any of these befuddling pairs of notes. This is the perfect remedy if your students keep thinking B is D, or that any note on a ledger line is middle C. How to Play Each player takes a Closer Look … Read more