Music Game ""FLIP IT, SLAP IT, MATCH IT" Music Notes, Symbols, Flash Cards

Music, piano, instrument, voice teachers will have fun watching children flip, slap and match up note and rest values. Great for helping children learn note and rest values. Teachers and parents can use the game to review note and rest values, as substitute lessons, or introducing the note values. Imagine standing in line, hold up a flash card and “SLAM” every student shows the value of the note or rest correctly!

CONCEPTS:
Eighth, quarter, half, whole notes and rests

RESOURCE INCLUDES:
Flash Cards
Notes and Symbols
Note Values
Note Names
Instructions

USE THIS RESOURCE:

• Intro or Review Note Values
• Stations
• Substitute Lessons
• Private piano or instrument lessons
• Strings
• Band
• Choir

WHAT TEACHERS ARE SAYING:

The instructions for the game are very clear. I can’t wait for my students to start enjoying playing this next week. I’ve made the cards and laminated them; we have reviewed note values. I foresee this giving the students many opportunities to discuss the correct answer, repetition (and review) of the answers so they can all give the correct answer in 10 seconds or less.

I will be using this soon to reinforce rhythm notation and beats and I can’t wait to use it!

I am really excited to use this in my centers this year. We are working on rhythm at the moment and this game is a fantastic review.

This is an engaging way to teach a difficult concept for many. It will be helpful for student assessment as well!

The instructions for the game are very clear. I can’t wait for my students to start enjoying playing this next week. I’ve made the cards and laminated them; we have reviewed note values. I foresee this giving the students many opportunities to discuss the correct answer, repetition (and review) of the answers so they can all give the correct answer in 10 seconds or less.

I will be using this soon to reinforce rhythm notation and beats and I can’t wait to use it!

I am really excited to use this in my centers this year. We are working on rhythm at the moment and this game is a fantastic review.

This is an engaging way to teach a difficult concept for many. It will be helpful for student assessment as well!