Alien Eric spends his days floating around the Tempo Galaxy, collecting spaceships and boasting how many he has. His latest pride and joy is the ‘Crescendo 5000’, the fastest ship in the galaxy!
Alien Eric might have an amazing collection of spaceships, but he is also great for helping with note reading. His game is customisable too! Teachers can set missions (or questions) to suit the individual learner using the in-built tools.
“As a teacher the drag and drop notes are incredible! I love how I can tailor it to the range of notes a beginner knows, or focus on a particular set of notes that are recent and relevant”
If Jack, for example, needs help with bass clef notes but has only learnt B, A and G, then the teacher can drag these three notes on the stave for extra practice. If Sally knows all the notes on both treble and bass clef staves, then the notes can be dragged into any position (there are even sharp and flat signs to drag too).
The games are perfect for making lessons fun and engaging. Just open a web browser, select the game and play!
If the teacher wants to focus on something like scales, then there are fill in the blank flashcards perfect for this task.
Once the student has completed the teacher’s mission (or question!) then it’s time to take on Alien Eric in a card duel. Who will take ownership of that shiny new ‘Crescendo 5000’?!
Alien Eric is part of a collection of space themed ‘Galaxy Games‘. Students play as an alien taxi driver in ‘Crossy Planet’ picking up aliens and dodging the busy traffic in space. Or take on the teacher in a game of ‘Planet Doughnut!’.
Find out more about the Galaxy Games music pack here and watch the video below to view the different versatile and customisable question types.
