Description
With Compound Cones Music Counting Game in Compound Meters, your students will be begging to build luscious ice cream cones as they work on their compound rhythms.
Mix ‘n’ match ice cream sundae tops, middles, and bottoms to create a delicious treat then top it off with the correct time signature spoon.
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HERE’S WHAT YOU’LL GET WITH THE COMPOUND CONES MUSIC THEORY GAME:
- Compound Cones game in 3 sizes: US letter, A4, A3
- Compound Cones game board
- Compound Cones cards
- 10 ice cream tops, middles & bottoms in 6/8
- 10 ice cream tops, middles, & bottoms in 7/8
- 10 ice cream tops, middles & bottoms in 9/8
- 10 ice cream tops, middles & bottoms in 12/8
- Compound Cones success poster
- Compound Cones activity sheet in 3 sizes: US Letter, A4, A3
- Print release
You will get the digital file to print and laminate (optional) for your music studio in both letter size (US) and A4 size (international).
HOW TO PLAY COMPOUND CONES MUSIC COUNTING GAME IN COMPOUND METERS
Our students have loved building their own ice cream cones as they play this music counting game in compound meters.
The gameplay is simple: mix and match ice cream tops, middles, and bottoms to build ice cream cones!
But you have to watch out – because the ice cream cones must be created with all three correct time meters!
In addition to creating 10 mix ‘n’ match rhythm cones in each meter, some students like to match the exact rhythm for each ice cream cone piece (e.g. two dotted quarter notes for the top, middle, and bottom).
However you choose to build your ice cream cone, finish up with clapping and counting the cones.
See how it’s played in our video…
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- A complete breakdown of what you get in the music game download
- A step-by-step tutorial for how to play the game
- A few teaching tips and suggestions
Don’t see the video above? Watch How to Play Compound Cones on YouTube here.
GROUP LESSON GAME FOR COMPOUND CONES MUSIC COUNTING GAME IN COMPOUND METERS
Once you start playing Compound Cones in your studio, there are many options!
Play Compound Cones with your group classes by shuffling all of the ice cream cone pieces together and dealing each student 3 cards.
Students must take turns drawing ice cream cone pieces to race and be the first to put together a complete rhythm ice cream cone.
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