Bumble Keys

Landmark Note Ahoy is a fun music activity for young beginners. The game reinforces important landmark notes. Pupils move around the pirate themed game board, identifying landmark notes form the note cards. Notes used are: Treble C, Treble G, Middle C, Bass F and Bass C.

A set of 12 cards with simple note lengths: crotchet, minim, semi breve and dotted minim. Pupil identify (some cards require the pupil to add two notes together) and place a peg over the correct number of donuts. Using pegs is a great way to help young children develop dexterity.

Melody Mountain is a music theory game which helps beginners learn the important concept of reading intervals. This game includes a game board and a set of interval cards (in both the treble and bass clef). The intervals used are unison, seconds, thirds, fourths and fifths.

Alpha-cat keys is a fun music theory game for young beginners. This piano music game helps to reinforce understanding of basic keyboard geography. This is a digital download and includes keyboard cards for the notes A-G on the piano. Just print the game board (laminate for longer lasting use) and the keyboard cards. Place in a stack and pupils move around the board naming the note on the keyboard card and moving to the next space with that note. First to the end wins!

Skip to my fruit is a fun music theory game for young beginners. This is a digital download. Pupils will need to recognise the difference between steps (seconds) and skips (thirds) on the stave. Roll the dice and pick one of the fun interval cards - the first to reach the end is the winner!

This music theory game for beginner musicians is a digital download. Perfect for the younger learner, this game focuses on rhythms using crotchets, minims, dotted minims and semi-breves. Pupils roll the dice and move along the fun cat-themed game board. They must use clap, pat or tap out the rhythm on the square they land on :) First to the end wins the game!