Flashnote Derby, $.99
Flashnote Derby |
In the screenshot above, you can see that some notes are yellow and some are black. The yellow notes are the ones that you have selected for drill in the student's game. I use this app with as little as two notes for my earliest readers, and it really seems to help them remember what they are learning in their method books.
Note Squish, $.99
Note Squish for iPhone/iPad |
Note Squish is another note-reading game that many students love. It is actually an iPhone app, but you can easily use it on an iPad and enlarge the image size to fit. It is basically a musical version of the old arcade game, Whac-a-Mole. The object is to name the displayed note as fast as you can by tapping on the critter that has the correct note atop his head. You can get bonus points by also tapping the worms and rabbits that pop up through the mole holes.
Like Flashnote Derby, Note Squish is fully customizable to suit your student's reading level. You can limit the scope to as few as two notes on one staff or expand it to include all of the notes on both staves, reaching out to ledger lines above and below as well.
Note Squish settings |
Each of these games costs 99 cents in the App store. You should get them!
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Don't forget to vote for The Piano School (question 48) in the 2013 Best of Salem poll! Thank you!
Here is the link: Best of Salem Reader's Poll
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