$5 - $10 Other (Music) Flash Cards (by date, oldest first)

Brighten up your students love of learning the note names on the staff! Give them a good review of the notes with our Summer-themed Big Sun Staff Puzzles.

These puzzles feature 1 sun on a page which you cut down the middle and shuffle the pages up for students to identify the correct note names by matching each side of the sun.

Pages in this resource also include both sharp and flat key names so you can use these puzzles with your older students working on the enharmonics.

The note names you'll find in this resource are:

• B#
• C
• C#
• D♭
• D
• D#
• E♭
• E
• E#
• F♭
• F
• F#
• G♭
• G
• G#
• A♭
• A
• A#
• B♭
• B
• C♭

In total, there are 180 pages of puzzles for you to print, cut and play with your students! The first 90 pages have the position names with the note names (Low, Bass, Middle, Treble High, and the last 90 pages do not have position names with the note names.

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Catalog: MTP-BSP3-DG

© 2024 ZS Music Publishing. All Rights Reserved.

Brighten up your students' love of learning TAB on the Ukulele! Give them a good review of the keys with our Summer-themed Big Sun Ukulele TAB Puzzles.

These puzzles feature 1 sun on a page which you cut down the middle and shuffle the pages up for students to identify the correct TAB names by matching each side of the sun.

Pages in this resource also include both sharp and flat TAB names so you can use these puzzles with your older students working on the enharmonics.

The key names you'll find in this resource are:

• C
• C#
• D♭
• D
• D#
• E♭
• E
• E#
• F♭
• F
• F#
• G♭
• G
• G#
• A♭
• A
• A#
• B♭
• B
• C

Your support of our small business is greatly appreciated!

Catalog: MTP-BSP2-DG

© 2024 ZS Music Publishing. All Rights Reserved.

Don't you think Ukulele students should work on sight reading as well? Students struggling to read the treble staff or the TAB?

Sightreading Cards for Ukulele SET 3 are two measure, bite-sized flash cards for you to use with students of any age and stage.

Set 3 uses notes on Strings 2 and 3: C-D-E-F-G. There are 24 cards included in set 3. The cards are perfect for a warm-up, activity transition, or for assessment; the options are limitless!

Sightreading Cards for Ukulele are school/studio licensed, meaning you may make as many copies as you need. If you are a multi-teacher music studio, you may make copies for each teacher. If you are a school, you may make copies for each student, but we ask you refer your colleagues to purchase their own copy!

Don't you think Ukulele students should work on sight reading as well? Students struggling to read the treble staff or the TAB?

Sightreading Cards for Ukulele SET 6 are two measure, bite-sized flash cards for you to use with students of any age and stage.

Set 6 uses notes on Strings 1, 2 and 3: C-D-E-F-G-A-B-C. There are 24 cards included in set 6. The cards are perfect for a warm-up, activity transition, or for assessment; the options are limitless!

Sightreading Cards for Ukulele are school/studio licensed, meaning you may make as many copies as you need. If you are a multi-teacher music studio, you may make copies for each teacher. If you are a school, you may make copies for each student, but we ask you refer your colleagues to purchase their own copy!

Don't you think Ukulele students should work on sight reading as well? Students struggling to read the treble staff or the TAB?

Sightreading Cards for Ukulele SET 4 are two measure, bite-sized flash cards for you to use with students of any age and stage.

Set 4 uses notes on Strings 1: A-B-C. There are 24 cards included in set 4. The cards are perfect for a warm-up, activity transition, or for assessment; the options are limitless!

Sightreading Cards for Ukulele are school/studio licensed, meaning you may make as many copies as you need. If you are a multi-teacher music studio, you may make copies for each teacher. If you are a school, you may make copies for each student, but we ask you refer your colleagues to purchase their own copy!

Don't you think Ukulele students should work on sight reading as well? Students struggling to read the treble staff or the TAB?

Sightreading Cards for Ukulele SET 5 are two measure, bite-sized flash cards for you to use with students of any age and stage.

Set 5 uses notes on Strings 1, and 2: E-F-G-A-B-C. There are 24 cards included in set 5. The cards are perfect for a warm-up, activity transition, or for assessment; the options are limitless!

Sightreading Cards for Ukulele are school/studio licensed, meaning you may make as many copies as you need. If you are a multi-teacher music studio, you may make copies for each teacher. If you are a school, you may make copies for each student, but we ask you refer your colleagues to purchase their own copy!

Don't you think Ukulele students should work on sight reading as well? Students struggling to read the treble staff or the TAB?

Sightreading Cards for Ukulele SET 2 are two measure, bite-sized flash cards for you to use with students of any age and stage.

Set 2 uses notes on String 2: E-F-G. There are 24 cards included in set 1. The cards are perfect for a warm-up, activity transition, or for assessment; the options are limitless!

Sightreading Cards for Ukulele are school/studio licensed, meaning you may make as many copies as you need. If you are a multi-teacher music studio, you may make copies for each teacher. If you are a school, you may make copies for each student, but we ask you refer your colleagues to purchase their own copy!

Don't you think Ukulele students should work on sight-reading as well? Students struggling to read the treble staff or the TAB?

Sightreading Cards for Ukulele SET 1 are two measure, bite-sized flashcards for you to use with students of any age and stage.

Set 1 uses notes on Strings 2 and 3: C-D-E. There are 24 cards included in set 1. The cards are perfect for a warm-up, activity transition, or for assessment; the options are limitless!

Sightreading Cards for Ukulele are school/studio licensed, meaning you may make as many copies as you need. If you are a multi-teacher music studio, you may make copies for each teacher. If you are a school, you may make copies for each student, but we ask you refer your colleagues to purchase their own copy!

Check out our other Ukulele Sightreading Cards here!

Set 2: Notes on String 2 (E-F-G)

Don't you think Guitar students should work on sight reading as well? Students struggling to read the treble staff or the TAB?

Sightreading Cards for Guitar SET 5 are two measure, bite-sized flash cards for you to use with students of any age and stage.

Set 5 uses notes on Strings 1, 2, and 3: G-A-B-C-D-E-F-F#-G. There are 24 cards included in set 5. The cards are perfect for a warm-up, activity transition, or for assessment; the options are limitless!

Sightreading Cards for Guitar are school/studio licensed, meaning you may make as many copies as you need. If you are a multi-teacher music studio, you may make copies for each teacher. If you are a school, you may make copies for each student, but we ask you refer your colleagues to purchase their own copy!

You need your students to learn their Music Alphabet, and fast, and it needs to be interactive...and you need to integrate technology...whew, that's a lot! You've found a great product that rolls the Music Alphabet into a fun, fast-paced game!

NoteStackers is a new game from ZS Music Publishing where students have to quickly think of how the alphabet moves back and forth. NoteStackers Level 5 is Low C to High C on the grand staff.

Set up is simple: Just print, cut and play! There are 8 cards on a page, with two notes on each page. Each note has a card front and optional card back. Every level also as a different shape on the card incase you purchase and use multiple levels with your students. The card backs contain the level name in color, which you can print in black and white on white paper, or colored paper or card stock. For durability, you can laminate these cards as well. This product is reproducible, so you can make as many copies as you wish.

Playing the game is fun and easy! Players take turns putting down cards in order of the music alphabet. Cards that can be plated should have  the same letter, one letter before, or one letter after the letter that’s on the play pile - essentially step down, same note, or step up. (For example, if the card in play is C, players can put down B, C, or D. If the card in play is A, players can put down G, A, or B.) After a player has put down a card, they should draw another, as each player should have five cards during the game. 

The game will end either when the draw pile as been depleted, or when the teacher decides time is up. If time is still going and the draw pile has depleted, players can use the play pile as the new draw pile.

Check out our other NoteStackers products by clicking here.

You need your students to learn their Music Alphabet, and fast, and it needs to be interactive...and you need to integrate technology...whew, that's a lot! You've found a great product that rolls the Music Alphabet into a fun, fast-paced game!

NoteStackers is a new game from ZS Music Publishing where students have to quickly think of how the alphabet moves back and forth. NoteStackers Level 2 is Middle C to Treble C on the grand staff.

Set up is simple: Just print, cut and play! There are 8 cards on a page, with two notes on each page. Each note has a card front and optional card back. Every level also as a different shape on the card incase you purchase and use multiple levels with your students. The card backs contain the level name in color, which you can print in black and white on white paper, or colored paper or card stock. For durability, you can laminate these cards as well. This product is reproducible, so you can make as many copies as you wish.

Playing the game is fun and easy! Players take turns putting down cards in order of the music alphabet. Cards that can be plated should have  the same letter, one letter before, or one letter after the letter that’s on the play pile - essentially step down, same note, or step up. (For example, if the card in play is C, players can put down B, C, or D. If the card in play is A, players can put down G, A, or B.) After a player has put down a card, they should draw another, as each player should have five cards during the game. 

The game will end either when the draw pile as been depleted, or when the teacher decides time is up. If time is still going and the draw pile has depleted, players can use the play pile as the new draw pile.

Check out our other NoteStackers products by clicking here.

Don't you think Guitar students should work on sight reading as well? Students struggling to read the treble staff or the TAB?

Sightreading Cards for Guitar SET 4 are two measure, bite-sized flash cards for you to use with students of any age and stage.

Set 4 uses notes on Strings 2 and 3: G-A-B-C. There are 24 cards included in set 4. The cards are perfect for a warm-up, activity transition, or for assessment; the options are limitless!

Sightreading Cards for Guitar are school/studio licensed, meaning you may make as many copies as you need. If you are a multi-teacher music studio, you may make copies for each teacher. If you are a school, you may make copies for each student, but we ask you refer your colleagues to purchase their own copy!

You need your students to learn their Music Alphabet, and fast, and it needs to be interactive...and you need to integrate technology...whew, that's a lot! You've found a great product that rolls the Music Alphabet into a fun, fast-paced game!

NoteStackers is a new game from ZS Music Publishing where students have to quickly think of how the alphabet moves back and forth. NoteStackers Alto Clef uses 1 Octave Below Middle C  to 1 Octave Above Middle C on the staff.

Set up is simple: Just print, cut and play! There are 8 cards on a page, with two notes on each page. Each note has a card front and optional card back. Every level also as a different shape on the card incase you purchase and use multiple levels with your students. The card backs contain the level name in color, which you can print in black and white on white paper, or colored paper or card stock. For durability, you can laminate these cards as well. This product is reproducible, so you can make as many copies as you wish.

Playing the game is fun and easy! Players take turns putting down cards in order of the music alphabet. Cards that can be plated should have  the same letter, one letter before, or one letter after the letter that’s on the play pile - essentially step down, same note, or step up. (For example, if the card in play is C, players can put down B, C, or D. If the card in play is A, players can put down G, A, or B.) After a player has put down a card, they should draw another, as each player should have five cards during the game. 

The game will end either when the draw pile as been depleted, or when the teacher decides time is up. If time is still going and the draw pile has depleted, players can use the play pile as the new draw pile.

Check out our other NoteStackers products by clicking here.

You need your students to learn their Music Alphabet, and fast, and it needs to be interactive...and you need to integrate technology...whew, that's a lot! You've found a great product that rolls the Music Alphabet into a fun, fast-paced game!

NoteStackers is a new game from ZS Music Publishing where students have to quickly think of how the alphabet moves back and forth. NoteStackers Level 5 is Bass C to Low C on the grand staff.

Set up is simple: Just print, cut and play! There are 8 cards on a page, with two notes on each page. Each note has a card front and optional card back. Every level also as a different shape on the card incase you purchase and use multiple levels with your students. The card backs contain the level name in color, which you can print in black and white on white paper, or colored paper or card stock. For durability, you can laminate these cards as well. This product is reproducible, so you can make as many copies as you wish.

Playing the game is fun and easy! Players take turns putting down cards in order of the music alphabet. Cards that can be plated should have  the same letter, one letter before, or one letter after the letter that’s on the play pile - essentially step down, same note, or step up. (For example, if the card in play is C, players can put down B, C, or D. If the card in play is A, players can put down G, A, or B.) After a player has put down a card, they should draw another, as each player should have five cards during the game. 

The game will end either when the draw pile as been depleted, or when the teacher decides time is up. If time is still going and the draw pile has depleted, players can use the play pile as the new draw pile.

Check out our other NoteStackers products by clicking here.

You need your students to learn their Music Alphabet, and fast, and it needs to be interactive...and you need to integrate technology...whew, that's a lot! You've found a great product that rolls the Music Alphabet into a fun, fast-paced game!

NoteStackers is a new game from ZS Music Publishing where students have to quickly think of how the alphabet moves back and forth. NoteStackers Primer uses only alphabet letters, so they won't need to know notes on the staff just yet!

Set up is simple: Just print, cut and play! There are 8 cards on a page, with one letter on each page. Each Music Alphabet letter has a card front and optional card back. Every level also as a different shape on the card incase you purchase and use multiple levels with your students. The card backs contain the level name in color, which you can print in black and white on white paper, or colored paper or card stock. For durability, you can laminate these cards as well. This product is reproducible, so you can make as many copies as you wish.

Playing the game is fun and easy! Players take turns putting down cards in order of the music alphabet. Cards that can be plated should have  the same letter, one letter before, or one letter after the letter that’s on the play pile - essentially step down, same note, or step up. (For example, if the card in play is C, players can put down B, C, or D. If the card in play is A, players can put down G, A, or B.) After a player has put down a card, they should draw another, as each player should have five cards during the game. 

The game will end either when the draw pile as been depleted, or when the teacher decides time is up. If time is still going and the draw pile has depleted, players can use the play pile as the new draw pile.

Send the game home! We've recently updated the product with an instruction page so you can send a set of the game home with students and they can play with their family and friends!

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Did you know you can earn TeachShare credit toward future purchases?! It's true! If you've used the product and enjoy it, be sure to come back to give it a review and rating to receive your credit and so other teachers can see how awesome this game is!

This resource is licensed for duplication, but you may not share it with others. Be sure to send them here to grab their own set of the game!

Your support of a small business is greatly appreciated!

Catalog: MTP-NSPA-DG

© 2021/2024 ZS Music Publishing. All Rights Reserved.

You need your students to learn their Music Alphabet, and fast, and it needs to be interactive...and you need to integrate technology...whew, that's a lot! You've found a great product that rolls the Music Alphabet into a fun, fast-paced game!

NoteStackers is a new game from ZS Music Publishing where students have to quickly think of how the alphabet moves back and forth. NoteStackers Tenor Clef uses 1 Octave Below Middle C  to 1 Octave Above Middle C on the staff.

Set up is simple: Just print, cut and play! There are 8 cards on a page, with two notes on each page. Each note has a card front and optional card back. Every level also as a different shape on the card incase you purchase and use multiple levels with your students. The card backs contain the level name in color, which you can print in black and white on white paper, or colored paper or card stock. For durability, you can laminate these cards as well. This product is reproducible, so you can make as many copies as you wish.

Playing the game is fun and easy! Players take turns putting down cards in order of the music alphabet. Cards that can be plated should have  the same letter, one letter before, or one letter after the letter that’s on the play pile - essentially step down, same note, or step up. (For example, if the card in play is C, players can put down B, C, or D. If the card in play is A, players can put down G, A, or B.) After a player has put down a card, they should draw another, as each player should have five cards during the game. 

The game will end either when the draw pile as been depleted, or when the teacher decides time is up. If time is still going and the draw pile has depleted, players can use the play pile as the new draw pile.

Check out our other NoteStackers products by clicking here.

You need your students to learn their Music Alphabet, and fast, and it needs to be interactive...and you need to integrate technology...whew, that's a lot! You've found a great product that rolls the Music Alphabet into a fun, fast-paced game!

NoteStackers is a new game from ZS Music Publishing where students have to quickly think of how the alphabet moves back and forth. NoteStackers Level 4 is Middle C to High C on the grand staff.

Set up is simple: Just print, cut and play! There are 8 cards on a page, with two notes on each page. Each note has a card front and optional card back. Every level also as a different shape on the card incase you purchase and use multiple levels with your students. The card backs contain the level name in color, which you can print in black and white on white paper, or colored paper or card stock. For durability, you can laminate these cards as well. This product is reproducible, so you can make as many copies as you wish.

Playing the game is fun and easy! Players take turns putting down cards in order of the music alphabet. Cards that can be plated should have  the same letter, one letter before, or one letter after the letter that’s on the play pile - essentially step down, same note, or step up. (For example, if the card in play is C, players can put down B, C, or D. If the card in play is A, players can put down G, A, or B.) After a player has put down a card, they should draw another, as each player should have five cards during the game. 

The game will end either when the draw pile as been depleted, or when the teacher decides time is up. If time is still going and the draw pile has depleted, players can use the play pile as the new draw pile.

Check out our other NoteStackers products by clicking here.

You need your students to learn their Music Alphabet, and fast, and it needs to be interactive...and you need to integrate technology...whew, that's a lot! You've found a great product that rolls the Music Alphabet into a fun, fast-paced game!

NoteStackers is a new game from ZS Music Publishing where students have to quickly think of how the alphabet moves back and forth. NoteStackers Level 1 is Bass F to Treble G on the grand staff.

Set up is simple: Just print, cut and play! There are 8 cards on a page, with two notes on each page. Each note has a card front and optional card back. Every level also as a different shape on the card incase you purchase and use multiple levels with your students. The card backs contain the level name in color, which you can print in black and white on white paper, or colored paper or card stock. For durability, you can laminate these cards as well. This product is reproducible, so you can make as many copies as you wish.

Playing the game is fun and easy! Players take turns putting down cards in order of the music alphabet. Cards that can be plated should have  the same letter, one letter before, or one letter after the letter that’s on the play pile - essentially step down, same note, or step up. (For example, if the card in play is C, players can put down B, C, or D. If the card in play is A, players can put down G, A, or B.) After a player has put down a card, they should draw another, as each player should have five cards during the game. 

The game will end either when the draw pile as been depleted, or when the teacher decides time is up. If time is still going and the draw pile has depleted, players can use the play pile as the new draw pile.

Check out our other NoteStackers products by clicking here.

You need your students to learn their Music Alphabet, and fast, and it needs to be interactive...and you need to integrate technology...whew, that's a lot! You've found a great product that rolls the Music Alphabet into a fun, fast-paced game!

NoteStackers is a new game from ZS Music Publishing where students have to quickly think of how the alphabet moves back and forth. NoteStackers Level 3 is Bass C to Middle C on the grand staff.

Set up is simple: Just print, cut and play! There are 8 cards on a page, with two notes on each page. Each note has a card front and optional card back. Every level also as a different shape on the card incase you purchase and use multiple levels with your students. The card backs contain the level name in color, which you can print in black and white on white paper, or colored paper or card stock. For durability, you can laminate these cards as well. This product is reproducible, so you can make as many copies as you wish.

Playing the game is fun and easy! Players take turns putting down cards in order of the music alphabet. Cards that can be plated should have  the same letter, one letter before, or one letter after the letter that’s on the play pile - essentially step down, same note, or step up. (For example, if the card in play is C, players can put down B, C, or D. If the card in play is A, players can put down G, A, or B.) After a player has put down a card, they should draw another, as each player should have five cards during the game. 

The game will end either when the draw pile as been depleted, or when the teacher decides time is up. If time is still going and the draw pile has depleted, players can use the play pile as the new draw pile.

Check out our other NoteStackers products by clicking here.

Don't you think Guitar students should work on sight reading as well? Students struggling to read the treble staff or the TAB?

Check this new resource out! Sightreading Cards for Guitar are two measure, bite-sized flash cards for you to use with students of any age and stage.

Set 1 uses notes on String 1: E, F and G. There are 24 cards included in set 1. The cards are perfect for a warm-up, activity transition, or for assessment; the options are limitless!

Sightreading Cards for Guitar are school/studio licensed, meaning you may make as many copies as you need. If you are a multi-teacher music studio, you may make copies for each teacher. If you are a school, you may make copies for each student, but we ask you refer your colleagues to purchase their own copy!

Click here for Set 1: Notes on String 1 - E, F, G

Click here for Set 2: Notes on String 2 - B, C, D

Click here for Set 3: Notes on Strings 1 and 2 - C, D, E, F, G