Description

Your students will love practicing treble clef and bass clef notes from Bass C to Treble C (C3 to C5) as they play this fun Feed the Music Monster treble and bass clef game!

This interactive piano game includes 20 classical melody cards that will nourish your piano students’ sight-reading and ear training skills as they devour these tasty sight-reading snacks.

Students will sight-read the famous classical melody, feed the sight-reading card to the music monster, and move forward on the game board. First one to the finish line wins!

This music game is a fun way to review treble clef and bass clef notes, and it is fabulous for piano students in private piano lessons and group piano.

 

This Feed the Music Monster treble and bass clef game includes:

• 20 classical melodies (in the broad sense of the word) by famous composers from Bach to Bizet. 
• Range: Bass C to Treble C, C3 to C5. 
• Note Values: Eighth, dotted quarter, quarter, half, dotted half, whole, and one example with dotted eighth/sixteenth combination.
• Rest Values:Eighth, quarter, half, and whole rests. 
• Keys: Accidentals are included within the melodies. No key signatures beyond 0 sharps and flats are used.  
• Other: Single-line melodies. Tempo markings. Dynamics. Sharps and flats. Slurs and staccato.
• Includes instructions for teacher/student game and student only game.
• Includes a bonus game board!
• Bonus: Black and white sight-reading cards without clipart are included for students who need a more straightforward approach to sight-reading. 
• Click here for assembly instructions and more game options.
• ✅ Download the Feed the Music Monster Treble Clef Middle C Position set for free.

 

How this treble and bass clef game benefits your piano students

Feed the Music Monster treble and bass clef sight-reading game is a fun music activity that is perfect for those last few minutes of a piano lesson.

Use this treble and bass clef game to help piano students continue working on their piano sight-reading and aural skills in an engaging and interactive way.

• Helps them focus on the details of a very short piece of music (4 measures).
• Gives them the opportunity to sight-read a variety of familiar classical melodies.
• Provides a way for students to view sight-reading as a fun activity.
• This sight-reading activity is beneficial for students in private lessons and group piano lessons.
• Using only the black and white bonus cards makes this sight-reading activity appropriate for students of any age, even adults!

 

Using this treble and bass clef game with your students

This fun and versatile piano sight-reading game can easily be used in a variety of settings. Here are a few suggestions:

• Private piano lessons
• Group piano classes or group lessons
• Music camps
• Piano parties
• As an ice-breaker activity
• A team-building activity
• In a game station after a recital
• Instead of sight-reading from books or formal sight-reading materials
• Instead of traditional music note flash cards
• To introduce some classical melodies and composers of the standard repertoire to students in an interactive way

 

Game Option #1: Teacher and Student: Ear Training

1. Place the treble and bass clef game cards into a container and shake to shuffle.
2. The student draws 2 cards.
3. The teacher plays the melody on one of the cards.
4. If the student correctly chooses which melody the teacher played, the student feeds that card to the music monster and puts the other card back into the container. If the student chooses incorrectly, both cards go back into the container.
5. Continue playing until you run out of time or all the cards have been fed to the music monster.

 

Game Option #2: Student Only: Sight-Reading

1. Place the treble and bass clef game cards into the container and shake to shuffle.
2. The student draws a card and plays the melody.
3. If the student plays the melody correctly, the student feeds the card to the music monster.
4. If the student plays the card incorrectly, the card goes back into the container.
5. The student continues playing until all the cards have been fed to the music monster, or until you run out of time.

 

Using the Bonus Game Board with this treble and bass clef game

1. Use the bonus game board to add some friendly competition in private lessons or group piano classes!
2. After a student sight-reads the melody on the sight-reading card, they can roll the dice to see how many spaces to move on the game board. 
3. For extra fun, use EXTRA LARGE dice!
4. The first one to the finish line wins!

 

Simple Black and White Sight-Reading Cards

1. Use the black and white treble and bass clef game cards with any student who isn’t necessarily interested in music monsters but who would still benefit from practicing sight-reading the notes from bass C to treble C (C3 to C5). 
2. These black and white cards are perfect for piano students of all ages: teens and adults or even younger students who like a more straightforward approach to sight-reading. 

 

Learn More About this Treble and Bass Clef Sight-Reading Game

• Need some inspiration for implementing this sight-reading game into weekly piano lessons?
• Learn 4 Ways to Use Feed the Music Monster Sight-Reading Games with your piano students.
• Here are 10 Ways to Use Sight-Reading Games in Private and Group Piano Lessons.

 

Storing and Organizing the Music Game Cards

I love storing all of my treble and bass clef game cards in colorful 4×6 photo boxes like these. They are my favorites because they’re the perfect size for these cards, and the colors are vibrant and fun!

 

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