Andante Digital Board Game - US Version
Introduces beginner music-theory concepts (notes, key signatures, time signatures, symbols, dynamics, intervals) through an interactive digital board game.
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Introduces beginner music-theory concepts (notes, key signatures, time signatures, symbols, dynamics, intervals) through an interactive digital board game.
A two-team interactive quiz game about music composers, covering their names, nationality, famous pieces, era, and musical features.
An interactive music-mystery e-learning game (accessed via download links) in which students answer questions on dynamics, orchestra instruments, rhythms, and types of music to eliminate suspects and identify who stole a batch of muffins.
A timed, interactive digital exercise for practicing the order of major keys around the Circle of Fifths by number of sharps/flats.
Music Escape Room 1 - Escape the Music House UK Version An enlightening and interactive teaching resource, specially designed for educators focusing on art and music. This flexible tool is useful across a range of classrooms or homeschool environments as it is not specified to any grade level. Main Focus: This product primarily imparts music education in…
A published collection of small-group music classroom games and team-building/music activities for K-6 music class.
Introduces Grade 1-level (UK music-grade) theory concepts (notes, key signatures, time signatures, symbols, dynamics, intervals) through an interactive digital board game.
Students listen to paired musical options, choose a preference, and move a checkmark to show their selection. The examples range from vocal performances to instruments, giving you several starting points for discussion. Duplicate an existing layout to add your own pair and ask students to explain what they noticed while listening.
Teach recognition of music symbols and dynamics through a set of interactive games that increase in difficulty.
This resource is a hot chocolate stand game to practice music notes. On each slide, students will select the correct music note to move on and continue building the hot chocolate stand.
Provide a collection of whole-class music games and activities for K-6 classrooms, usable by teachers with or without formal music training
This resource is a music game for the Polar Express. On each slide, students will work to find the correct musical pattern as they ride the train to the North Pole on Christmas Eve.
This resource is a monkey vacation music game. The monkey is going on vacation, but he must gather his friends first. On each slide, students will select the correct music note to gather another friend for the trip.
Teach recognition of music symbols and dynamics through a set of interactive games that increase in difficulty.
The slide deck presents eleven pairs of music and performance choices, from becoming a rock star or jazz musician to choosing between dance styles. Use the options to invite a quick vote, then ask students to explain an answer or respond to a classmate. Most prompts use familiar activities, with a few terms or dance references you may want to introduce first.
Provide an interactive, music-themed digital hangman game (8-letter word length) with visual clues to engage students in a review/guessing activity.
Invite students to listen to song pairs and decide what they think. The slides provide listening prompts and movable voting markers, giving the class a simple way to respond to each selection. After voting, ask students to explain a choice using something they noticed in the music, such as the rhythm, instruments, or voice. This suggested discussion turns a preference game into a chance to practice attentive listening.
Build music vocabulary and instrument-family knowledge through a packet of reproducible worksheets covering word games, word searches, and instrument identification/classification activities.
A music-listening 'This or That' PowerPoint game with a Carnival of the Animals theme, where students listen to musical excerpts representing different animals and choose their preference.
An interactive orchestra-instruments mystery game (delivered as an e-learning module accessed via download links) in which students solve clues to identify who stole a conductor's baton while learning about instrument families and orchestral roles.
A set of one-day, hyperlink-driven substitute lesson plans for elementary music class covering Kindergarten through 5th grade.
An interactive slideshow 'virtual field trip' to a zoo that teaches basic music concepts (staff note names, treble clef) alongside animal-themed videos and live zoo webcams.
Teach elementary students foundational music theory concepts (instrument families, dynamics, tempo terms, note values, time signatures) through a story-based interactive module.
An interactive e-learning activity (delivered via external Articulate Storyline links, not embedded in the PDF itself) for reinforcing music note-reading on clarinet, in the order clarinet notes are commonly learned.