Description
Keyboard Kittens Piano Keys Music Game is a fun and easy music theory game to help your students learn piano keys.
Students chase yarn across a special kitten room as they identify notes and see who can get to the basket first.
34 pages.
A look inside Keyboard Kittens Piano Keys Music Game:
- Keyboard Kittens game in US Letter size and A4 size
- Keyboard Kittens game board with the music alphabet (A, B, C, D, E, F, G)
- Bonus Keyboard Kittens game board with solfege (Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Ti)
- 33 Level 1 cards (notes on keyboard)
- 50 Level 2 cards (notes on the staff)
- 8 kitten game pieces
- Keyboard Kittens success poster
- Keyboard Kittens activity sheet in US Letter size and A4 size
- Print release
- Bonus Keyboard Kittens group game board (18 x 24”)
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 Keyboard Kittens Piano Keys Music Game
The gameplay is a simple, Candyland-type gameplay where students draw a card, identify the note, and move forward–unless, of course, they get a specialty card, in which they could move forward or backward!
We know students are going to love it!
See how it’s played in our video…
- 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 Keyboard Kittens on YouTube here.
PLAY KEYBOARD KITTENS IN GROUP PIANO LESSONS
Keyboard Kittens naturally lends itself to group piano lesson game play.
You get 8 kitten game pieces and can play with both levels on the same game board.
We provide a bonus poster-sized game board option for both the music alphabet and solfege versions that you can bring to your local print shop and get a larger board for students to crowd around.
Keyboard Kittens is easily played with 2 students or 8.
For more than 8 players, you will need to print multiple game pieces.
For more details and pictures about Keyboard Kittens piano keys music game, visit our blog post Learn Piano Keys With Keyboard Kittens here.
Deborah S. (verified owner) –
My students love this game and the “Candyland” aspect of the game play with the picture cards. I sort the cards for various levels with my little beginners, and it is just the right time length to play at the end of a lesson for 5 minutes or more. The graphics are beautiful and students enjoy looking around the game board for various elements. I have lots of little ones and beginners and need games that they can play that are enjoyable.
Christina (verified owner) –
My students have been loving this game! I am using it a lot with beginners for key names, but I love the second level as well. I can take out any cards I don’t need, like ledger lines, if students haven’t learned them yet and still have plenty of cards to play with. I’ve had students play with both levels–beginners using level 1 cards and more advanced students using the level 2 cards. There are tons of ways to play, so it’s a very versatile game!