Starfish Staff music note theory game will take your students through a coral reef as they bounce from pearl to pearl and learn their notes!

Beginning students will identify lines & spaces while upper level students identify the note names on lines and spaces–and both levels can play together!

Counting Caterpillars Rhythm Building Music Game will help your students build measures with correct rhythms so their caterpillars can metamorphose into beautiful butterflies! Each student will collect rhythm cards to match their given time signature (2/4, 3/4, 4/4, and 5/4). This rhythm building music game helps students with music math and more!

Froggy Fifths Circle of Fifths Music Game will help your students easily master the Circle of Fifths, whether they are just starting piano lessons or are in college.

Use Froggy Fifths Circle of Fifths Music Game to teach your students sharps, flats, and key signatures in a fun and easy way.

This beautiful, 2-page game board includes the entire Circle of Fifths so that your students will become familiar with all 15 keys.

Also available: Froggy Fifths SOLFÈGE Circle of Fifths Music Game.

Listening Lemurs Ear Training Music Game will give your students a fun and entertaining way to learn and review intervallic recognition. This ear training music game covers major, minor, and perfect intervals. Students will listen to two pitches, identify the interval, then select the correct card (major, minor, or perfect), and follow the card's directions to move their lemur on the game board.

Rabbit Rhythms Music Theory Game will give your students an energetic and fun way to learn and review rhythms in 2/4, 3/4, 4/4, and 5/4 meter.

Students will identify a measure of rhythm, slap the correct time signature, and move their rabbit game piece forward on the game board.

In Chameleon Chords Music Theory Game, your students will learn to quickly identify major, minor, diminished, and augmented chords.

Beginning students identify chords on the keyboard while upper level students identify chords on the grand staff in order to move forward.

Whoever collects the most bugs wins!

Keyboard Kittens Piano Keys Music Game is a fun and easy music theory game to help your students learn piano keys.

Played like Candyland, beginning students identify notes on the piano keys while upper level students identify notes in treble and bass clef up to 2 ledger lines.

Students move along the yarn in a special kitten room as they identify notes and see who can get to the basket first.

Our major scales music theory game, Salamander Scales, takes your students to a lush river setting influenced by South America to help teach your students major scales.

Students will draw cards and piece together half steps and whole steps (or tones and semitones) to create major scales.

By the time students have played one round of Salamander Scales, they’ll be quoting the major scale patterns easily!

In Flamingo Flats Music Sight-Reading Theory Game, students will learn how to identify flats in music as they study the musical excerpts in order to move forward on the board.

Be careful! A key signature may have only 1 flat, but the excerpt may have 3 notes affected by that flat!

Flamingo Flats can be played by any age student who needs to brush up on their flat identification.

Your students will feel confident in reading scores after playing Scarecrow Scores, our music game teaching music scores.

This highly customizable, build-your-own-score game will take students through repeat signs, 8va, 15ma, 1st, 2nd, 3rd endings, D.C. al fine, and more!

Perfect for beginners to late intermediate students.

In Shrimp Sharps Music Sight-Reading Theory Game, students will learn how to identify sharps in music as they study the musical excerpts in order to move forward on the board.

Be careful! A key signature may have only 1 sharp, but the excerpt may have 3 notes affected by that sharp!

Shrimp Sharps can be played by any age student who needs to brush up on their sharp identification.

In Icy Intervals Music Theory Game, students will learn how to identify intervals 2nds-6ths in treble and bass clef and race to claim the correct interval on the board.

Each student gets an intervals card (with 4 intervals) then they roll a die and travel around the board to claim that interval.

The first player to claim all four intervals wins! Cards are divided into C position, G position, and various positions

Starfish Staff music note theory game will take your students through a coral reef as they bounce from pearl to pearl and learn their notes!

Beginning students will identify lines & spaces while upper level students identify the note names on lines and spaces–and both levels can play together!

Counting Caterpillars Rhythm Building Music Game will help your students build measures with correct rhythms so their caterpillars can metamorphose into beautiful butterflies! Each student will collect rhythm cards to match their given time signature (2/4, 3/4, 4/4, and 5/4). This rhythm building music game helps students with music math and more!

Froggy Fifths Circle of Fifths Music Game will help your students easily master the Circle of Fifths, whether they are just starting piano lessons or are in college.

Use Froggy Fifths Circle of Fifths Music Game to teach your students sharps, flats, and key signatures in a fun and easy way.

This beautiful, 2-page game board includes the entire Circle of Fifths so that your students will become familiar with all 15 keys.

Also available: Froggy Fifths SOLFÈGE Circle of Fifths Music Game.

Listening Lemurs Ear Training Music Game will give your students a fun and entertaining way to learn and review intervallic recognition. This ear training music game covers major, minor, and perfect intervals. Students will listen to two pitches, identify the interval, then select the correct card (major, minor, or perfect), and follow the card's directions to move their lemur on the game board.

Rabbit Rhythms Music Theory Game will give your students an energetic and fun way to learn and review rhythms in 2/4, 3/4, 4/4, and 5/4 meter.

Students will identify a measure of rhythm, slap the correct time signature, and move their rabbit game piece forward on the game board.

In Chameleon Chords Music Theory Game, your students will learn to quickly identify major, minor, diminished, and augmented chords.

Beginning students identify chords on the keyboard while upper level students identify chords on the grand staff in order to move forward.

Whoever collects the most bugs wins!

Keyboard Kittens Piano Keys Music Game is a fun and easy music theory game to help your students learn piano keys.

Played like Candyland, beginning students identify notes on the piano keys while upper level students identify notes in treble and bass clef up to 2 ledger lines.

Students move along the yarn in a special kitten room as they identify notes and see who can get to the basket first.

Our major scales music theory game, Salamander Scales, takes your students to a lush river setting influenced by South America to help teach your students major scales.

Students will draw cards and piece together half steps and whole steps (or tones and semitones) to create major scales.

By the time students have played one round of Salamander Scales, they’ll be quoting the major scale patterns easily!

In Flamingo Flats Music Sight-Reading Theory Game, students will learn how to identify flats in music as they study the musical excerpts in order to move forward on the board.

Be careful! A key signature may have only 1 flat, but the excerpt may have 3 notes affected by that flat!

Flamingo Flats can be played by any age student who needs to brush up on their flat identification.

Your students will feel confident in reading scores after playing Scarecrow Scores, our music game teaching music scores.

This highly customizable, build-your-own-score game will take students through repeat signs, 8va, 15ma, 1st, 2nd, 3rd endings, D.C. al fine, and more!

Perfect for beginners to late intermediate students.

In Shrimp Sharps Music Sight-Reading Theory Game, students will learn how to identify sharps in music as they study the musical excerpts in order to move forward on the board.

Be careful! A key signature may have only 1 sharp, but the excerpt may have 3 notes affected by that sharp!

Shrimp Sharps can be played by any age student who needs to brush up on their sharp identification.

In Icy Intervals Music Theory Game, students will learn how to identify intervals 2nds-6ths in treble and bass clef and race to claim the correct interval on the board.

Each student gets an intervals card (with 4 intervals) then they roll a die and travel around the board to claim that interval.

The first player to claim all four intervals wins! Cards are divided into C position, G position, and various positions