The Olympics are on the horizon, and we’re bringing that excitement to your piano lessons!
With our Summer Olympics Note Reading Mazes, learning notes in the C 5-finger scales will be as exciting as going for the gold.
Your students will love tracing their way through these fun and challenging mazes. Each correct path is a step closer to victory, making note reading practice more engaging than ever.
Ready to bring some Olympic excitement to your studio? On your marks, get set, note read!
Why Use Note Reading Mazes?
Learning to read music notes is essential, but “drill and repetition” needs to be supported by activities that add variety. That’s where our note reading mazes come in! These mazes offer an alternative method of learning that taps into different types of intelligence. Whether your students are visual learners, love problem-solving, or just need a break from traditional practice, these mazes are perfect.
How to Play:
This activity is simple to set up and play:
- Pick a note name displayed in the maze.
- Find the box with the matching note image.
- Use a colored pencil to trace a path from the note name to the note image.
- Choose a new note name and a different colored pencil for the next round.
Your students will love the challenge, and you’ll love how the mazes help reinforce their note reading skills in a fun way. You can download today’s mazes at the bottom of the post.
Love these mazes? Check out our previous note reading maze pack for even more fun ways to practice reading notes:
More Adorable Note Reading Mazes for C Position Practice
The Perfect Companion To Our Olympic Mazes
These mazes are a great companion to our Olympic-themed piano book, Make Some Noise For High Jump Jackson, V. U. Level L.
This book is designed for students who have completed their primer piano method books and are ready to move into a level 1 series. It features nine exciting piano pieces, note reading games, warm-up exercises, sight reading practice, articulation activities, a practice tracker, and a certificate of achievement.
The pieces are composed in C position with a focus on staccato and legato playing. It’s the perfect resource to keep your students engaged and excited about piano, especially with the Olympics just around the corner!
Even if your students aren’t using Make Some Noise For High Jump Jackson, today’s mazes can be used with any student to add a bit of summer fun to your lessons.
You can get it by clicking here or on the cover below.
Let The Games Begin! Download Today’s Resource
Bring the Olympic spirit into your piano studio with our Summer Olympics Note Reading Mazes. They’re a fun, engaging way for students to practice reading notes and stay motivated over the summer.
Click on the first button below to download today’s resource from the Members Only Printables section of the Growing With WunderKeys Toolkit.
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