
Challenge your music students to beat you!
A collection of ‘teacher versus student’ online music games set at grade one theory level. Practice topics like time signatures, tonic triads, pitch, intervals and more while playing games like ‘Goo The Teacher’ or ‘Paper Plane’. Includes a colourful studio challenge poster to pin up in your music room.
Increase motivation and engagement in music lessons
Play on a computer, tablet, laptop or smarphone
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All my students are now thoroughly addicted! The games are fantastic!
— Music Teacher
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— Music Teacher
Music games in this online pack

Goo The Teacher
A fast paced game where teacher and student take it in turns to be under the goo machine. Just don’t be under it when it goes off! Choose to practice treble or bass clef notes

Paper Plane
Throw your paper plane the furthest to win. Key signatures of C, G, D and F major in both treble and bass clefs

Spin for Apples
It can be tough down at the fruit farm – particularly when you lose all your apples. A tones and semitones game.
Created by experienced music teacher
Susan Leigh MA LRSM LLCM FISM
- All the games work well for in person lessons
- Most are perfect for online teaching but ‘Amazing Strength’ and ‘Paper Plane’ are better in person. Use a platform like Zoom or Skype to share your screen with students.
- This pack is ideal if following the ABRSM grade one theory syllabus but works equally well with any syllabus or method of study that you choose to follow.
This pack comes with a printable and colourful ‘Beat The Teacher’ leaderboard template where you can record how many times your student wins. A great way to keep students practising and getting better at music theory!