Win a Note or Rest
Without taking turns, students quickly arrange notes and rests in order. The student who places the third card wins the first two
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Back-to-Back
Hear pitches within the scale and match them on one’s rainbow xylophone. Variations include do re mi cards and the staff slates.
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Double Bar Sit Down
In this favorite game, students read rhythms in a circle of cards in unison
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War Variations - Notes and Rests
Students love these five mind-stretching war variations so much they don't even realize how fast they're thinking
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Danish Zoo – Do Re Mi
After placing a deck of do re mi cards face down in the shape of an animal, players take turns making two piles in seconds while singing and using hand signs
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Magic Forehead Note
The first player sticks a magic note to their forehead. The other player sings the third above and below the note so the first player can sing the pitch and name the color of the magic note on their forehead
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Michigorian Chant
When singing several lines on Melodic Bingo Cards side 1 together it rather sounds like Gregorian chant, an unaccompanied sacred song from Europe during the 9th and 10th centuries.
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Speed - Notes and Rests
Our top favorite is Speed with rhythm playing cards
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Rhythms Across - Canons
Students read one, two, or three Rhythm Bingo Cards as an ensemble in canon or with singing
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