Rhythm Chairs is an active game that helps students feel the difference between beat and rhythm. Each chair stands for one beat, and students sit in the chairs to show how many sounds are on that beat. This set is in 6/8, with quarter notes, eighth notes, and dotted quarter notes.
This blog post explains how to play Rhythm Chairs and keep score. Read the post β
This purchase is for one teacher to use with their own students. Each teacher needs their own copy. See the full terms of sale β
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Barbara E. –
This is awesome. I like how I can use the slides to teach the concept as well as play the game. I will be using this often.
Yellow Brick Road Music –
Thank you Barbara π
Technology Tidbits –
My kids loved playing this game! We have always used ‘beat seats’ to learn rhythm. I don’t know why I didn’t think to do them in 6/8
Yellow Brick Road Music –
I’m so happy to hear that! Thanks for the feedback π
To Teach a Child Music –
Thank you. Got my kiddos up and moving while practicing at the same time. π
Yellow Brick Road Music –
That’s great! Thanks!
HumanitiesandtheArts –
My kids will love playing this game, once they learn their rhythms!
Yellow Brick Road Music –
They definitely will! Thanks for the feedback π
Ana Lisa J. –
This is a cool game concept! Thanks!
Yellow Brick Road Music –
Thanks for the feedback!
Ashley G. –
Thanks! Always looking for 6/8 activities
Yellow Brick Road Music –
Thanks for the feedback π