“Name that Note” is game that allows music students to learn how to read music from 4 different clefs and through 3 different difficulty levels. Specifically, these are treble clef flash cards, bass clef flash cards alto clef flash cards and tenor clef flash cards.

27/07/2015 · Select ratingGive Name that Note 1/5Give Name that Note 2/5Give Name that Note 3/5Give Name that Note 4/5Give Name that Note 5/5. Anonymous. 13th November 2015. I like the game, but the kind of music in the background is distracting.

How to play: Write the name of a famous person or character on a sticky note for each party-goer. Characters can be dead or alive, fictional or non-fictional, real or "cartoon". Making sure that the player can't see it, stick the note to their forehead.

05/04/2019 · The Star Wars-style space theme suits students of all ages, especially those in middle school. You can identify notes by tapping a letter name on the screen and if you identify the note correctly, the spaceship shoots the note. The speed that the notes appear increases as you level up and the background music kicks up a notch!

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ratings. 9.5. Write into your very own Death Note in Death Note Type. Be like Kira and use the Death Note to rid the world of those who are evil, figuratively, of course. Justice will be served. To play Death Note Type, simply type names using your keyboard. If you make a mistake, hit delete to cross the words out.