Music games! Everyone loves a game!
Treble Clef Triumph is a great game to help your kids learn to read music. You can play this game even if you don’t already know how to read music. Learn along with your kids! For more information on note reading and ideas to get you and your kids started check out this more detailed article for absolute beginners here.
This is a very quick game! It is a treble clef note reading game that practices just the beginning notes of middle C in the treble clef through treble clef G.
Free printable includes:
- Game board
- Game cards with optional back design
- Note name cheat sheet
- Game instructions
You will also need:
- Game pieces – small erasers, lego people, or pieces from another board game all work great!
- Scissors to cut out the game cards
Instructions:
- Take turns drawing a card.
- Move your game piece to the space with the note name on your card (note name cheat sheet is included!)
- The first person to land on the last square is the winner
Variation if you are short on time:
- If you cannot move because there are no more spaces left with your note, you win!
Printing suggestions:
- Printing on cardstock is ideal for the game to be durable.
- A card back design is included. Pages 3 and 5 are optional designs to print on the back of the game cards on pages 2 and 4 If you are trying to save ink, check that you aren’t printing these colored backs.
- I sometimes like to use colored cardstock to make them more exciting for the kids if I want to save color ink.
Conclusion
Games are a perfect learning solution for young children. They can learn without even realizing it! Let me know how the game goes with your family. And let me know if you have any questions or suggestions for future resources. I’d love to hear from you!
