Entering the jungle with your camera, you are excited to get some great pictures. But will you be photobombed by the cheeky animals?! This beginner theory game uses simple note values of 1, 2, 3 and 4 beats plus time signatures of 2, 3 and 4 beats in a bar. Ideal during the early stages…
One of the things I’m often asked in my music studio is, “can we make a superhero again?”. My younger students love this game, and the best thing is that they are practising theory! Students answer questions about rests (1, 2 and 4 or whole bar rests) and if they achieve enough points, unlock the…
At Spooky Sid’s school of magic a big black cauldron of bubbling blue liquid fills the room with smoke. But what is he making in there? In this customisable music theory game, teachers can set any question they wish using the in built tools. Drag notes onto the stave for naming, playing, and interval reading…
Last week I was teaching a beginner student about time signatures. They love fairytales and dragons so it was time to load up the tablet and press play! In this game students have to help William the Wizard safely reach the castle in the clouds without waking up the dozing dragons. They have rather inconveniently…
My students love emojis! My own vocabulary is probably quite small, compared to theirs, with the odd smiley or laughing face in my messages. So I decided to create a music game based on emojis. It’s all about key signatures using the keys of C, D, F and G major in the treble and bass…
