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Fun Music Matters

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I believe the best learning happens when we are having fun! I try to provide games and resources to help both teachers and students learn through play.

I believe the best learning happens when we are having fun! I try to provide games and resources to help both teachers and students learn through play.
Kodaly Inspired Build your Band Rhythm Music Theory Card Game Beginner Level
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Kodaly Inspired Build your Band Rhythm Music Theory Card Game Beginner Level

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A game that helps beginner level musicians learn about note lengths. A matching pairs game that can be played with 2-6 players. Take it in turns to try and find your small rhythm bears, when you have found them all, find your large musician bear to win the game! With two options of board, Kodály inspired rhythm sounds on one and note length on the other you can inspire learning through play! A key is included for those unfamiliar with note lengths to join in. Help support your beginner level musicians to build a strong foundation through play. For music teachers this game goes brilliantly with The Kodály Inspired Rhythm Game (also available from FunMusicMatters) which involves movement. Learn the rhythms using The Kodály Inspired Rhythm Game and support and solidify that learning with Rhythm Bear Pairs.
Piano Keys Note Names and Keys Snap and a pairs Game
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Piano Keys Note Names and Keys Snap and a pairs Game

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A series of cards with key names and note positions. How to use your cards: Place all the cards face down and take it in turns to turn over two cards at a time. If you find a matching pair, you keep that pair. The player with the most pairs at the end is the winner. Divide the cards into two piles and play snap, identifying snaps for the same key name, the same key or the key name with the correct key. Use the cards with the keyboard. Place a pile of the cards face down beside the keyboard. Turn over the cards one at a time. If you turn over a key name, play all the keys on the keyboard that have that note name. If you turn over a keyboard card, name the note and then play every key on the keyboard that have that note name.