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The Gamified Music Classroom

Writer's picture: River FisherRiver Fisher

Updated: Jul 2, 2021

The Gamified Classroom sounds like a potential landmine of non-educational time-wasters for sub days and those pesky days (or weeks) between the final concert and the end of the school year. However, using educational games throughout the school year can be anything but time consuming. Bring back students' favorite games on sub days for review, rather than "filler".



For your convenience, I have sorted some of my favorite games (both store-bought and teacher-made) into categories based upon curricular objectives.


MS= Recommended for middle school, EL= recommended for elementary general music, HS= recommended for high school, PL= recommended for private lessons, C= recommended for choirs (including community and church groups)


Game Genres:










 
 
 
 

 

Long-Term Games (play at your own pace, grow year after year)

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