Details
Pages
8 Pages
Subject
Music
Languages
English
Product
Digital
Grade
6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, Adult Ed
Resource Type
Games, Interactives, Multimedia
Standard
Not standard specific
Description
Enhance your students' musical skills with 4-in-a-Row Music Ear Training Game on Google Slides! (Similar to Connect 4) Perfect for music educators seeking an engaging and interactive resource to develop auditory perception, this game offers a fun and effective way to refine students' listening abilities. Designed for versatility and accessibility, this Google Slides-based resource allows seamless integration into lesson plans, virtual classrooms, or in-person teaching environments.
This particular game tests students' ability to aurally recognize the intervals of a major 2nd and minor 2nd. There are over 80 audio samples for identifying the intervals! It's so much fun and very easy to play. The first to four in a row wins, whether vertical, horizontal, or diagonal. There are actually 2 game boards. The first has ascending intervals only. The second mixes ascending and descending intervals. The game is great to play as a group in two teams or for individuals at centers.
Transform your music classes into dynamic learning experiences and watch your students' auditory acuity flourish! Invigorate your music curriculum with this exciting and effective teaching resource.
How to Play
1. Two students or two groups of students play against each other. Player/Teams always take turns. (Correct answers do NOT continue uninterrupted.)
2. Player/Team chooses a column. The audio sample in the bottom most circle of the column is played. Player/Team states that the audio played is either a Major 2nd or Minor 2nd. (whole step or half step)
3. If the answer is correct, place that team's marker in the circle. If the answer is incorrect, place the opposing team's marker in the circle. (Answers may be checked on slide 4 by deleting the green markers.)
4. The first Player/Team with 4 in a row wins! 4 in a row may be vertical, horizontal, or diagonal.
Keep in mind that Player/Team markers may only be placed in the lowest available circle of the column. Use in edit mode rather than presentation mode. Game 1 has ascending intervals only. Game 2 mixes ascending and descending intervals.
This particular game tests students' ability to aurally recognize the intervals of a major 2nd and minor 2nd. There are over 80 audio samples for identifying the intervals! It's so much fun and very easy to play. The first to four in a row wins, whether vertical, horizontal, or diagonal. There are actually 2 game boards. The first has ascending intervals only. The second mixes ascending and descending intervals. The game is great to play as a group in two teams or for individuals at centers.
Transform your music classes into dynamic learning experiences and watch your students' auditory acuity flourish! Invigorate your music curriculum with this exciting and effective teaching resource.
How to Play
1. Two students or two groups of students play against each other. Player/Teams always take turns. (Correct answers do NOT continue uninterrupted.)
2. Player/Team chooses a column. The audio sample in the bottom most circle of the column is played. Player/Team states that the audio played is either a Major 2nd or Minor 2nd. (whole step or half step)
3. If the answer is correct, place that team's marker in the circle. If the answer is incorrect, place the opposing team's marker in the circle. (Answers may be checked on slide 4 by deleting the green markers.)
4. The first Player/Team with 4 in a row wins! 4 in a row may be vertical, horizontal, or diagonal.
Keep in mind that Player/Team markers may only be placed in the lowest available circle of the column. Use in edit mode rather than presentation mode. Game 1 has ascending intervals only. Game 2 mixes ascending and descending intervals.
Enhance your students' musical skills with 4-in-a-Row Music Ear Training Game on Google Slides! (Similar to Connect 4) Perfect for music educators seeking an engaging and interactive resource to develop auditory perception, this game offers a fun and effective way... more
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