Music dice

The Piano Gamer

Composing Dice? How do I use these? Why are there notes missing? These are the most common questions I get at conferences where I have my music dice for sale. I wish I could easily and quickly convey how cool these dice are and they are the very reason I started making music dice in the first place. Composing Pentatonic Dice do not have every note in a scale because there are only SIX SIDES! I commonly get the question why I can’t have every note, but please remember, my friends, there are 7…

Just added to the Printables > Other Resources page: Musical Dice! This is one of the projects I was working on over Christmas break! I’m happy to now have it finished and posted. =) Here’s what the PDF contains: Basic Accidentals (6-sided dice) | This die allows for three possible rolls: sharp, flat, and natural. Basic Intervals Unison-3rd… Continue reading Printable Musical Dice

DIY Rhythm Dice: how I made the dice, how I use them in my classroom, and the FREE resources that I've made to go with them.

Music theory activities and learning printables for kids.

Make your own musical alphabet dice so that you can turn anything into a game. Print this dice and assemble it in a matter of minutes.

I've been lucky enough to attend the Suzuki Association of the Americas Conference this week and had a lot of success at my booth! It was...

Music is fun. I think we all agree on that! What is not fun is having to do (or mark) a billion rhythm worksheets. So, how do I come up with...

Make your own DIY music dice using a foam cube from Dollar Tree, then check out these dice activities!

More dice? Yes more dice, I don’t think you can have too many dice if you want to teach fun piano lessons! These dice can be used for the same games as the musical alphabet dice, but here’s a few more ideas to keep you going! Improvise using the scale or chord of the note...