The Rhythm Store™ | Music Theory Shopping Game Illustration

I've updated the illustration for this game twice since I first created it. Getting the girl's pose right and the colors have been a challenge. I think I'm finally happy with the results.

If you're looking for the music theory game, you can get print it on MakingMusicFun.net at the following link:

The Rhythm Store™ | Music Theory Shopping Game

Memory (Concentration) Game | Music Theory Game (Flashcards)

I redesigned my Memory (Concentration) Game for my elementary music site, MakingMusicFun.net, too. More color, more fun, and a cute little elephant!

You can print a set of cards to drill your note naming skills for free. I've provided a few links below, as well as some info about the resource.





Memory (Concentration) Game | Treble Clef Note Names
Memory (Concentration) Game | Bass Clef Note Names
Memory (Concentration) Game | Viola Clef Note Names



About this Activity
Students can drill their treble clef, bass clef and viola clef note names with this free printable note name memory game. Begin by selecting 8-16 cards - both note cards and the matching alphabet letter cards. Review them first, and then flip them over to play the game. The player with the most pairs of matching memory game cards wins.

Carnegie Hall Illustration and Music Theory Game

It's always fun to develop new resources for my elementary music and art websites. I just finished this free printable board game to teach kids basic music theory skills.

Get Carnegie Hall Park | Music Theory Board Game

Carnegie Hall Park | Music Theory Board Game
The board is designed to fit onto two pieces of printer paper. The size allows kids to drive Matchbox cars around the board as they answer the questions.

Here's the illustrations I created for the game: