Aural and theory games for the music classroom.

Made by a teacher for Years 7 to 9. Everything opens straight in the browser, with no logins or setup.

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RhythmTap back, read and dictate rhythms PitchSolfa, contour and melodic dictation Ear trainingChords and intervals Note readingTreble and bass clef

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Rhythm

Lily Pad Leap

Read the rhythm and hop the frog across the pond, holding each jump for exactly as long as the note.

Years 7–88 worlds5–15 min
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Pitch

Spot the Fake

Hear the original solfa phrase, then find the forged note in the suspect painting.

Years 7–95 levels5–15 min
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Pitch

Anteater Note Snacks

The bass clef version. Ants march across the staff toward an anteater's waiting tongue. Same fast-paced game like Chameleon Note Snacks, built for students who are ready to take on the bass clef.

Year 7Bass clef
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For warm-ups, brain-breaks and early finishers.

Every game on this site started on paper in my classroom. My students would tap and point their way through circles and hand shapes on an A4 sheet, and once an activity worked, I turned it into a game so they could keep practising on their own.

Every title has several levels, so a whole class can play together, each student at the difficulty that suits them.

The Activities page has a variety of games that can be played as a class or in groups.

Nami Cheng
Nami Cheng
Music teacher, Perth
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