Snake – Seconds
Students make a free-form snake of alphabet cards, repeating the 8 letters of the musical alphabet in seconds
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Who's Playing First?
Each student chooses a do re mi card to decide the sequence for a theory class recital. The lowest pitch goes first, and then continue on in order
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Fine - 8 Notes and 5 Rests
Students match 5 rests and 8 notes (including dotted notes) in sequential order, played like other Fine games
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Snake Variations – Seconds
Seven unique snake variations engage a variety of musical alphabet concepts
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War – Notes and Rests
To practice the relative values of notes and rests using a popular card game with several variations
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Who's Playing First?
Students each draw one card to decide the order for an informal recital or special activity. Students already know the values of the cards
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Slow – Seconds
Two players take turns placing their alphabet cards in two center piles in sequential ascending and descending seconds
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Snake – Symbols
Students make a snake by putting the music symbol cards in the order they are listed on the back cover card
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Suspense – Notes and Rests
This fun, open-handed card game introduces magic notes and addition to teach the equivalent values of notes and rests worth less than a quarter note
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