Games

Students can fish for these fun flashcards with a fishing pole made from a pole, string and magnet. Students must correctly identify the cards that are caught. Students can earn points for their team by correctly identifying the flashcards. Young students love this great carnival game!

These flashcards come as a PDF file of 15 pages with 4 fish per page. Instructions are included. An encrypted link to the flashcards will come to you via email after you pay. After downloading the PDF, print the cards on colorful card stock paper, laminate, and cut. You can purchase a magnet and pole at your local hardware store.

The 60 fish cover dynamics, steps and skips, half and whole steps, note names, note and rest values, and various other beginning musical concepts.

This game is excellent for beginning, elementary, and early intermediate students. Stinky Sox cards are come in 2 levels, divided into 4 categories:

• Keyboard Skills
• Theory Knowledge
• Singing / Ear Training
• Acting
  
  To play, place the Stinky Sox cards in an old, dirty looking sock. Students sit in a circle and pass around sock while listening to music. When the music stops playing, the student with the sock pulls out a card and follows the instructions.
  
  These cards come as a PDF file of 6 pages with 18 cards per page and are divided into primary and secondary levels. Instructions are included. An encrypted link to the game will come to you via email after you pay. After downloading the PDF, print the cards on colorful card stock paper and laminate. A grid to show cutting lines is included as is the Stinky Sox logo for the back of the cards.

This game is excellent for elementary, intermediate, and advanced students of all ages.

To play, divide players into 2 teams and sit in a large circle alternating team members. The first player is given a stack of cards and has 1 minute to describe as many of the words on the cards so that their team members are able to guess the correct word. The player to the right of the student (on the opposite team) should watch to make sure the student does not use any form of the word in their descriptions. After 1 minute, points are calculated and the next student in the circle (on the opposite team) gets a turn. The game is over when a given time period has elapsed or everyone has had a turn to “Affirm-a-term.”

These cards come as a PDF file of 15 pages with 18 terms per page divided into primary and secondary levels. Instructions are included. An encrypted link to the game will come to you via email after you pay. After downloading the PDF, print the cards on colorful card stock paper and laminate. A grid to show cutting lines is included as is the Affirm-a-Term logo for the back of the cards.