Description
Engage your students in the classroom or group lesson with this musical symbols version of the popular “I Have…Who Has?” game. Review 46 musical symbols in a fun and hands-on way, increase your students’ retention of musical symbol names, and have fun at the same time! Excellent for group piano and piano parties!
Download includes:
- Instructions for how to play this game
- Answer key
- A page of cards that you can print onto the backs of the game cards (4 options)
- Full color sets:
- With the names of the music symbols
- Without the names of the music symbols
- Ink friendly sets:
- With the names of the music symbols
- Without the names of the music symbols
- Blank cards you can customize to suit your students’ needs
How to Play:
- Shuffle the cards and give them to your students. They shouldn’t let one another see their cards.
- The student who has the first card says, “I have the first card. Who has… (he reads his card, which in this case is “forte”.).
- The student who has forte says, “I have forte. Who has… treble clef?”.
- The game continues until the last card is reached. “The end!”
The 46 symbols in this game cover:
- Note values
- Rhythm values
- Piano keys
- Dynamics
- Accidentals
- Time signatures
- Articulation markings
- Parts of the grand staff
- Answer key
List of symbols:
- First card
- Forte
- Treble clef
- Flat
- Whole note
- Repeat sign
- Whole rest
- 4/4 time signature
- Accent
- Mezzo forte
- Piano key D
- Sixteenth note
- Decrescendo
- Dotted half note
- Bass clef
- Quarter rest
- Fermata
- Quarter note
- Half rest
- Two Eighth notes
- Grand staff
- Pianissimo
- Single eighth note
- Sharp
- Crescendo
- Eighth rest
- Mezzo piano
- Natural
- 3/4 time signature
- Piano key E
- Fortissimo
- Triplet
- Double bar line
- Four sixteenth notes
- Staff (lines & spaces only)
- Half note
- Piano key C
- Dotted quarter note
- Piano
- Staccato
- Common time
- Slur
- Sixteenth rest
- Cut time
- Tie
- Dotted eighth note
- 6/8 time signature
- Last card
Storing and Organizing the Game Cards
I love storing these game cards in colorful 4×6 photo boxes like these (affiliate link). They are my favorites because they’re the perfect size, and the colors are vibrant and fun!
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