Who will have the most perfect crown before the time elapses? Ideal for the King’s Coronation but suitable for any day of the year, this board game challenges players to name the musical note lengths or give the number of beats they represent. Players travel around the board collecting and colouring the gems on their crowns, with the most decorated crown winning. The game takes five to 10 minutes; you can choose how much time to put on the timer to suit your lesson. There are two levels. Level 1: Crotchets/quarter notes Minims/half notes Dotted minims/dotted half notes Semibreves/whole notes Level 2: Semiquavers/sixteenth notes Quavers/eighth notes Dotted quavers/dotted eighth notes Crotchets/quarter notes Dotted crotchets/dotted quarter notes Minims/half notes Dotted minims/dotted half notes Semibreves/whole notes

Race to draw your Easter chick first in this seasonal note recognition game. Inspired by the traditional parlor game, Beetle Drive, students must take a card and add in the corresponding body part to their picture. Each card shows a musical note on the stave, which players identify to discover the linking body part. For example, when a B is shown, the player draws the head. The winner is the first player to draw a complete chick or, if you decide to play a timed game, the player who has drawn the most body parts when the time is up. The game includes card sets for the treble, bass, alto and tenor clefs. Simply choose which cards you wish to use.

Escape the cavern with the help of the Halloween bats. This seasonal board game challenges players to name the notes they see on the staff or to find the notes on the piano. All you need is the printed game board, a counter for each player (two or more players) and a dice. This pack includes six boards: – Treble clef lines and spaces – Bass clef lines and spaces – Alto clef lines and spaces – Tenor clef lines and spaces – Treble clef C4-G4 and bass clef C3-G3 for five finger piano – Treble clef C4-G4 and bass clef F3-C4 for five finger piano

Race to collect your trick or treating costume and props with this spooktacular board game. Players randomly select a collection card that lists four items they need to pick up around the board. They must name the notes as they travel around the board. This pack includes six boards: – Treble clef lines and spaces – Bass clef lines and spaces – Alto clef lines and spaces – Tenor clef lines and spaces – Treble clef C4-G4 and bass clef C3-G3 for five finger piano – Treble clef C4-G4 and bass clef F3-C4 for five finger piano Try this resource for free! You can download the treble clef version for free here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/halloween-spooktacular-treble-clef-12192192

Use your investigative skills to discover your summer holiday plans. Players secretly choose where their opponent will stay, what equipment they will take, which footwear they will wear and what they will eat. Uncover the holiday plans by correctly identifying the musical notes. The first person to find out all the details of their holiday wins! This game includes cards for the notes on the stave plus down to two ledger lines below and up to two ledger lines above the stave. You can use some or all of the cards in the clef of your choice. Cards are included for the treble, bass, alto and tenor clefs. There is also a note letter help sheet for each clef.

Match the musical note to its spooky counterpart in this Halloween themed note identification game. This resource includes three sets to use: Treble clef lines and spaces (9 pairs) Bass clef lines and spaces (9 pairs) Five finger piano from middle C (10 pairs) Each pair has a labelled picture card of a Halloween item. Students must find the musical note card that shows the first letter of the Halloween item. Download and print today.

These AfL cards are a quick and easy way to remember ways of assessing the children during lessons. Hole punch them and put them on a key ring as a constant reminder.

Use your detective skills to find the syllables and complete this match game in record time. Syllable Search contains 9 words with 3-6 syllables and matching syllable number cards. This resource is also available as part of the complete Poetry Pack at https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/poetry-pack-11817993?theme=1

Parts of speech word searches for: Spring Summer Autumn/Fall (separate versions) Winter Easter Halloween Thanksgiving Christmas Each theme contains two word searches. Word search 1 (easier) asks the children to find nouns. Word search 2 (harder) asks them to find nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs, and to categorise them correctly. Each word search comes with an answer key showing the correct words and their locations in the grid. This is a fun way for children to revise their parts of speech.

Match the prefix and root word cards. Includes an accompanying prefixes poster. Suitable for KS2.

Challenge pupils to create a sentence containing the adverb on their card. Includes an accompanying adverbs poster.

Increase your students’ understanding of prepositions with this fun game, based on the journey of a ladybird.

Put your students’ note reading skills to the test with these fun Musical Note Word Searches. This pack contains 10 different word searches, each with four words to find. It features four 6×5 treble clef word searches and six 8×5 treble clef word searches. The words to find are given in normal English underneath the puzzle. Each word search square has a musical note on the stave (staff if you are in the US!). Pitch notation C4 to F5. Students need to find the words in the grid. They are written in simple horizontal or vertical directions. An answer sheet is included. You can buy the treble clef pack individually here or purchase the full treble and bass clef version at a discounted rate here.

Put your students’ note reading skills to the test with these fun Musical Note Word Searches. This pack contains 10 different word searches, each with four words to find. It features four 6×5 bass clef word searches and six 8×5 bass clef word searches. The words to find are given in normal English underneath the puzzle. Each word search square has a musical note on the stave (staff if you are in the US!). Pitch notation G2 to C4. Students need to find the words in the grid. They are written in simple horizontal or vertical directions. An answer sheet is included. You can buy the treble clef pack individually here or purchase the full treble and bass clef version at a discounted rate here.

Players must use their knowledge of musical note letter names to match the dominoes. Work individually or in pairs to place every domino in order from start to finish. Includes: Mini treble clef dominoes Large treble clef dominoes Mini bass clef dominoes Large bass clef dominoes And solutions for each set.

Capture the most stars in Starcatcher, a two-player musical note recognition game. Players place their stars on their own grid and then try to hunt down their opponent’s stars by giving spaces’ grid references and identifying the notes they contain. Each player is given their opponent’s answers so the game can be played by a student and teacher or by two students. Set a timer to your required playing time (five to ten minutes is recommended) to ensure the game fits perfectly into your lessons. This set contains treble and bass clef versions.

Challenge your pupils to recognise poetry themed definitions with this bingo game. There are 30 different boards; enough for every child in your class. Definitions: acrostic, alliteration, assonance, ballad, couplet, free verse, haiku, half-rhyme, internal rhyme, kenning, limerick, metaphor, narrative poem, onomatopoeia, personification, rap, repetition, riddle, rhyme, rhyme pattern, shape poem, simile, sonnet, syllable, stanza The set includes a definition answer sheet for the teacher. This resource is also available as part of the complete Poetry Pack at https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/poetry-pack-11817993?theme=1

Do your students have trouble remembering the notes in different scales and arpeggios? This set of flashcards will help them recall which key signatures and accidentals are in which scales. Major scale cards have the sharps or flats in the key signature listed, whilst minor scale cards include the key signature and any adjustments to the sharps or flats as dictated by the type of minor scale - harmonic, melodic and natural minors are featured. The arpeggio cards show the three notes in the arpeggio. For ease of printing, the scales and arpeggios have been arranged in the following sections: Major scales Harmonic, melodic and natural minor scales for each key Harmonic minor scales only Melodic minor scales only Natural minor scales only Major arpeggios Minor arpeggios These flashcards can be used in lessons or as homework. Simply choose which pages to print for your student, cut them out then fold them in half and stick or laminate the halves together. Suggestion: Print on to coloured paper or stick an additional sheet of white paper to the back of the page before cutting if you find you can see through the cards.

This poetry success criteria contains: -Performance poetry -Analysing poems -Free verse -Planning and redrafting poetry -Comprehending poetry -Haiku -Narrative poem It is provided in an editable Word document so you can adapt it as required. This resource is also available as part of the complete Poetry Pack at https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/poetry-pack-11817993?theme=1

Improve your beginner music students' note value recognition skills with this game of musical snap. It includes: - Quavers/eighth notes - Crotchets/quarter notes - Minims/half notes - Dotted minims/dotted half notes - Semibreves/whole notes Each card contains a series of notes adding up to 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 beats. Players can snap any two cards that add up to the same number of beats. Each card has an exact duplicate as well as cards with other combinations that add up to the same number of beats. Once they can play this game successfully, pupils will have a solid grounding in note values and their equivalents. Note Value Snap can be played as a quick 5 or 10-minute game during lessons or your pupils can spend longer playing it at home as part of their practice time. Encourage children to reinforce their knowledge by showing their sibling or parent how to play - they'll love taking on the role of teacher. These cards can also be used as flashcards with adults. The pack includes two versions. Version one has a patterned back. Fold over each card and laminate it for a hardwearing copy that can be used in every lesson. Version two has no back so you can print it directly on to card.