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Listening Lemurs Ear Training Music Game - Printable

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.

A look inside Listening Lemurs Ear Training Music Game

Here’s what you’ll get with the Listening Lemurs printable download:
  • Listening Lemurs game in 2 sizes: US letter & A4
  • Listening Lemurs game board
  • 63 major, minor, perfect cards
  • 8 lemur game pieces
  • Teacher guide with intervals
  • Interval recognition chart
  • Listening Lemurs success poster
  • Print release
  • How to Play tutorial video
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 Listening Lemurs Ear Training Music Game

Playing Listening Lemurs is super simple:
  • Each student picks a lemur game piece
  • You play a random major, minor, or perfect interval (there’s a teacher guide to help you)
  • Students identify whether the interval is major, minor, or perfect
  • Students draw the corresponding card that tells them how to move
  • Repeat until the first student reaches home
The cards give the students more than just "move forward." Sometimes students must move backwards, swap places, or even return to start! This gameplay adds a little tension and luck as students identify intervals.  

How to teach ear training with Listening Lemurs Ear Training Music Game

  • If your students have never done ear training before, you can use Listening Lemurs to teach them each set of intervals.
  • Watch our video to learn how you can progressively work through Listening Lemurs and teaching ear training.
 

Play Listening Lemurs Ear Training Music Game in group piano lessons

  • Listening Lemurs is designed to be played with 2-6 students. The gameplay is the same, regardless of the number of students you have.
  • If you are concerned that your slower students will cheat and wait for the faster students to give the answer first, you can either count to five before anyone gives an answer or assign a different student to give the answer each time.
  • Members have access to a bonus 18 x 24" game board for group piano lessons.

Why Your Students Will Love This: Listening Lemurs Ear Training Music Game will give your students a fun and entertaining way to learn and review intervallic recognition.

  • Product description

    A look inside Listening Lemurs Ear Training Music Game

    Here’s what you’ll get with the Listening Lemurs printable download:
    • Listening Lemurs game in 2 sizes: US letter & A4
    • Listening Lemurs game board
    • 63 major, minor, perfect cards
    • 8 lemur game pieces
    • Teacher guide with intervals
    • Interval recognition chart
    • Listening Lemurs success poster
    • Print release
    • How to Play tutorial video
    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

    How to Play Listening Lemurs Ear Training Music Game

    Playing Listening Lemurs is super simple:
    • Each student picks a lemur game piece
    • You play a random major, minor, or perfect interval (there’s a teacher guide to help you)
    • Students identify whether the interval is major, minor, or perfect
    • Students draw the corresponding card that tells them how to move
    • Repeat until the first student reaches home
    The cards give the students more than just "move forward." Sometimes students must move backwards, swap places, or even return to start! This gameplay adds a little tension and luck as students identify intervals.  

    How to teach ear training with Listening Lemurs Ear Training Music Game

    • If your students have never done ear training before, you can use Listening Lemurs to teach them each set of intervals.
    • Watch our video to learn how you can progressively work through Listening Lemurs and teaching ear training.
     

    Play Listening Lemurs Ear Training Music Game in group piano lessons

    • Listening Lemurs is designed to be played with 2-6 students. The gameplay is the same, regardless of the number of students you have.
    • If you are concerned that your slower students will cheat and wait for the faster students to give the answer first, you can either count to five before anyone gives an answer or assign a different student to give the answer each time.
    • Members have access to a bonus 18 x 24" game board for group piano lessons.
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    Why Your Students Will Love This:

    Listening Lemurs Ear Training Music Game will give your students a fun and entertaining way to learn and review intervallic recognition.