Students can learn about musical rhythms and patterns with this fun game. They will place music note and rest cards on the floor face up, then roll a die. Whatever number is rolled, they must touch the notes that add up to that number.<\/p>\n

Another great way to practice treble and bass clefs is with this game. Kids love this one, even if they don’t know any chords.<\/p>\n

Music Memory<\/h2>\n

Many online games are based on rhythm and repetition, which can help students learn music. The BBC\u2019s Instrument Matchup is a good example. It\u2019s a simple game that asks students to match up instruments and their sounds. Another good option is BeMuse Ninja, which is a free web-browser-based rhythm game similar to Dance Dance Revolution or Guitar Hero. It also requires Adobe Flash Player, which is becoming obsolete and no longer being supported by some sites.<\/p>\n

This is a great way to test your students\u2019 musical memory, and it\u2019s especially useful for young children who are learning to read notes. This is an important skill called auditoration, the ability to hear in your head what a written note will sound like. This is something that musicians need to be able to do when practicing their instrument, so this kind of game will help them build this skill.<\/p>\n

Other music games for kids include Heardle, which asks students to listen to a song\u2019s intro and then choose the artist and title from a list of options. The game has new Heardles to play daily, so it\u2019s a great way to keep students interested and challenged. Other online music games for students are the Orchestra Musical Games, which help them learn about different instruments by using real video performance recordings of professional orchestra musicians. The Orchestra Music Games also includes a game that tests their ability to recognize pitches.<\/p>\n

Orchestra Game from the Magic Flute<\/h2>\n

The Magic Flute is one of Mozart\u2019s most popular operas and this movie adaptation turns it into a magical adventure for young children. Featuring newcomer Jack Wolfe and international actors Morris Robinson and Sabine Devieilhe, this film takes Mozart\u2019s opera to the next level with cinematic effects and breathtaking scenery.<\/p>\n

The free online game, Orchestra Game from the Magic Flute, is an easy-to-use interactive music game for elementary school students that helps build rhythm skills and musical knowledge. Students have fun as they click on each instrument and hear its sounds, then choose the matching picture of an orchestra musician. The game installs easily and quickly, and the program navigation is intuitive even for the youngest users. However, the oral instructions are a bit confusing, and it may take some time to get a feel for how to play. The game saves one player\u2019s progress, but not multiple players\u2019.<\/p>\n

The website Inside the Orchestra contains multiple games and learning material for kids of all ages. There are several categories including instruments, music concepts, creative expression and just for fun. The Rhythm Plus game is similar to Guitar Hero, and the Rhythm Randomizer allows students to set rhythm values, meter and length and then spits out rhythm music for practice. The BBC\u2019s Instrument Matchup game is also a good choice for matching up instrument sounds and images.<\/p>\n

Music Guessing Game<\/h2>\n

A simple music game for kids that requires only an internet connection is SongTrivia2. It’s like a quick and dirty version of NAME THAT TUNE, but it’s designed to be more educational than pure entertainment. Students are asked questions about a certain genre of music (pop, rock, alternative, rap & hip-hop, or K-Pop) and must guess the title of the song that’s playing. They can earn coins for each correct answer and use them to unlock more categories.<\/p>\n

Another great game to play for fun is Heardle. It’s a daily challenge where users are offered a song and must choose the artist and song name. They have six chances to get it right, and if they do, the full-length sample is played for them. Heardle is a great option for kids who don’t want to play Wordle, which is often blocked by school internet filters.<\/p>\n

Chrome Music Lab’s Song Maker is a creative tool that lets children build their own melodies using different instruments. It has marimba, piano, strings, woodwinds, synth, and electronic instrument sounds. It also has a built-in metronome and a timer that gives them feedback on their performance. It’s an excellent way for elementary students to practice their rhythm and melodic skills. This online tool is free and available for any computer with a Chrome browser installed.<\/p>\n

Music Trivia<\/h2>\n

Music trivia is fun for kids and adults alike. It’s a great icebreaker and a good way to get to know new friends. It also helps you keep up with your favorite musicians and bands. For example, if you play the game Name That Tune, kids can form teams and create cool team names to make it more fun.<\/p>\n

Another cool online music game is Theremin, a synth-style instrument that shows a graphical sound wave on the screen and lets you change its elements with the mouse. It’s more like a science activity than a music game, but it’s still fun for elementary and middle school students.<\/p>\n

There are also more traditional music games, such as BBC’s Instrument Matchup, a game that requires players to click on instruments based on their sounds. This is a good way to learn the different notes on a stave. Rhythm Plus is another rhythm game similar to Guitar Hero that may be more difficult for younger elementary students, but it’s still a fun way to practice reading musical notation.<\/p>\n

SongTrivia2 is a simple song identification game that allows you to choose from pop, rock, alternative, rap & hip hop, or K-pop songs to test your knowledge. It’s a little buggy, but it’s still a lot of fun and a great way to practice music memorization.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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