I am always looking for new games to add for review, sub tubs, and music centers, so when one of my colleagues talked about sight word bump and how much her students loved it I knew I had to adapt it for the music classroom. I use bump games to practice reading solfege patterns, reading notes on the staff, learning music symbols, introducing orchestra instruments, and reviewing classroom instruments. Bump games are easy enough to make, but if you want some that are ready to go and all you need to do is print make sure you check out these ones in my TPT store! How to play Depending on what you have available in your classroom you can play these bump games with spinners or dice.
Why my students and I love this game My students love this game because they get to bump each other off, and just when they think they’re about to win they get bumped off. I like this game because it makes a great music center. I have also used this game as a whole group game and I just print multiple boards and put students in groups. Once we have played it a couple of times it is a good game to leave for substitute teachers because there aren’t too many materials. It can also be used to review so many different concepts, which is a big bonus! If you’re ready to try it out make sure to check out my ready-to-go games on TPT and save yourself some time! Buy BUMP games here! Enjoy! Jayna Do you need FREE ready to go lesson and activities? Make sure you checkout the
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AuthorMiss Jayna is an elementary music teacher in Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada. In addition to being a public school teacher Miss Jayna also has a private piano studio and teaches a Children's Music Program. Archives
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