Music board games

Here are 5 DIY ideas for making your own floor grand staff, plus 3 ways you can use it right away for group piano lesson games.

Download and print our fun musical board game that helps students learn intervals. 10 PDF pages.

This is a fun variation of the game Candyland. This great idea came from Rachel on the Yahoo piano teachers group. To make this game, you will need a Candyland game. On each square, write A, B, C, …

The piano world is an interesting place right now. Some teachers are returning to in-lesson learning. Some teachers never had to stop in-lesson learning. And, others are still teaching through a computer screen. Regardless of your situation, Trevor and I are trying to create piano printables and activities that can be used in many situations. […]

Ok...not you! But your students! Here's a fun rhythm game designed to pin student against student! What do you need? Simply the game board (found on the my website here. ), a 12-sided die, and sets of two different colored chips (12-20 each). Here's how the game is played: The game board is made up of 12 circles with rhythm values totaling from 1 to 12. Students roll the die and find the circle of rhythm that matches the number on the die and place one of their chips on the circle. Game…

Here is a game that I've recently finished. I found some ideas for this one on Pinterest. It is based off the original board game, C...

I did it! I created my own Musical Jenga game. I got the inspiration from the Sing A New Song blog, who in turn got the idea from someone on the Faber Piano Adventures forums. (To view a list of other favorite games with musical spins, click here.) I found an off-brand version of the Jenga game… Continue reading Musical Jenga!

You gotta love a free board game, especially when it involves both papercraft and giant monsters terrorizing a city. ^^ This printable table top game is called "Smash Monster Rampage". The PDF downloads for the game include (among other things) templates for 3D buildings, 2D monsters, and a paper die. According to the authors, a single play of the game takes about one hour.

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