1 Easter Flashcards Level 1
Large Flashcards. Make 1 or 2 sets of these.
- clap and student goes to the flashcard you clapped
In 2021 it’s hard to play games that way we want when there’s no touching and no sharing materials.
Here’s an idea for a find the Easter Egg game that will be fun for students, and great ear training!
One at a time Version: – Make 1 sets of the rhythm posters and multiple sets of the rhythm eggs. – Tape the rhythm posters at the front of the room. – Cut out the eggs and tape multiple eggs under each poster. – Clap one of the poster rhythms for a student. – If they correctly find the poster rhythm that you clapped, they get to take an egg back to their desk and color it.
Race Version: Make 2 sets of the rhythm posters and multiple sets of the rhythm eggs. – Tape one set of posters on one side of the room, and the other set on the other side. – Tape the rhythm posters at the front of the room. – Cut out the eggs and tape multiple eggs under each poster. – Choose 2 student racers. – Clap one of the poster rhythms and the racers try to be the first one to the poster that was clapped. – Declare a winner — but both students will take an egg back to their desk and color it.
Large Flashcards. Make 1 or 2 sets of these.
- clap and student goes to the flashcard you clapped
- make multiple copies of these, cut them out and tape them under the matching flashcard
- when the student correctly finds the rhythm you clapped, they get to take an egg back to their desk.
- Level 2 includes half notes
- level 3 includes 16th notes
- eggs level 3 includes 16th notes