CodeBreaker and Codemaker | Free Secret Agent Note Name Worksheets

I've been updating many of the resources on MakingMusicFun.net - my elementary music education resource website. I've been really trying the learn how to create interesting poses and in this case add a little drama to the artwork.

Here's my new product artwork for the CodeBreaker and CodeMaker note name worksheets. Below I've included a few links in case you visited this page looking for the resource.

CodeBreaker! | Treble Clef Note Name Worksheet
CodeBreaker! | Bass Clef Note Name Worksheet
CodeMaker! Treble Clef Note Name Worksheet 
CodeMaker! | Bass Clef Note Name Worksheet 

Suck It Up! | Music Camp Game

 

I've been redesigning many of the resources on my elementary music education site, MakingMusicFun.net. It's been eight years since I launched the site, and I've learned a few things since then. Above is the new art work for Suck It! Up - a music review game (with straws).

I saw a TV show where kids were racing a cross the room with straws, creating enough suction to hold little pieces of paper. I don't remember what they were doing, but it sounded like it might be an idea for a game for my music classroom. The game I created has kids racing from one side of the room to the other carrying short answers to review questions. Lesson review questions could be things like:

Q: Where was Beethoven born?
A: Germany

or

Q: How many beats does a quarter note get?
A: 1

Here's the link if you'd like to play the game with your music classroom, piano lab or music camp kids:

Suck It Up! | Game Board, Answer Squares and Instructions 

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.

The Rhythm Store Game | Music Theory Game for Kids

More product redesigning...

I had lots of fun with the The Rhythm Store game design. It was a chance to design a character and a basic scene. The challenge was in the character, giving her a strong animated feel.

Here's what I came up with:

 





Here's the image I had before:



Interested in printing the game for your kids:

The Rhythm Store Game | Free Music Theory Game