Halloween Games
Even though it is still hitting 100 degrees here in AZ (I heard it is supposed to ‘cool’ down to the 90’s next week), I’m totally ready to start decorating for Halloween. Maybe it’s because I’ve been creating some fun Halloween games and can’t wait to play them with my students! I thought I would share some of my students favorite Halloween games.
Witches’ Brew- A Halloween Composition Game is an interactive composition game where students will roll a dice and spin a letter to determine the rhythm they should use for their Halloween composition. It’s a great way to review note placement on the staff (stems going up/down), time signatures, rhythm, measures… all while creating a fun piece they can call their own!
Trick or Treat is a brand new game I added to my store. It is a halloween themed game in “hot potato” style. Students will be earning treats or doing musical tricks in this fun group game!
Boo! (A Rhythm Bump It Game). Students will have fun “boo-ing” other players off the board with this Halloween themed rhythm game. Players will roll a dice and find the matching rhythm values to the number rolled. The goal is to “boo!” the other players off the board and be the last ghost standing. Can be played in a small group or between student and teacher.
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34 Responses
All three games look great! 1st choice-Boo!, 2nd choice-Trick or Treat, 3rd. choice-Witches’ Brew
What a TREAT! I love them all. I think I would have a hauntingly good time playing “Boo” with my 2nd or 3rd graders to reinforce note value. That also would be an awesome game I could leave for a sub plan since it is so beautifully (boooo-tifully?) clearly laid out! p.s. Great blog, btw! 🙂 Thank you for this fun opportunity to win a musical “treat!” “Sing-“cerely, Tina Jones
My First choice would be BOO! They all look great though. I would use it to work with rhythm with a student who is needs extra reinforcement in that area. 🙂
These all look great but I would love to win the BOO game! Thanks so much for having this giveaway!!
I would love to win one of these games. My students get so excited about Hallowe’en and these games would keep their thoughts on music ideas rather than just costumes and treats.
I would like to win “Boo!” I think my beginners would have a great time with this at our first party of the year in October.
I purchased “Witches Brew” a few days ago, but would love to have one of the others! I’ll be holding Group Lessons the week prior to Halloween, so this would be great fun for that!
Everything looks great but I would especially like to win the Halloween composition game because that’s a yearlong focus for my whole studio this year.
I would love to win all of them! They look fun to use in my October group lesson coming up.
They all look wonderful, but I would love Witch’s Brew and incorporate composition into my piano studio. My students would love it!
I would like Boo! I have beginning students and rhythm/note values always need to be reviewed in fun ways!
I would love to win “Trick or treat”for my Halloween group lesson. My students would love it!
Ooh, enter me please! I already follow your TPT store.
While all the games look great, I think Boo would be a fab one to win. I am having a halloween piano party (and btw, the weather is finally cooling down here in New Delhi and it’s wonderful!) for ages 4-12, and this game looks like it would work well with a mix of ranges and age groups.
I would like to win ” trick or treat”. it is a fun way to review musical concepts and students get treats too
I would love to use “Trick or Treat” mostly because I like treats! 🙂 Thanks for all your great work!
Trick or Treat looks great for my students! Hope I win!
I would love the trick or treat game. Looks like fun!
You’re making me choose just one?? 🙂 Witches’ Brew would be my first choice just because we are using Teach Piano Today’s composing curriculum right now and it would complement our composing activities very nicely. All three look great!
Think Witch’s Brew
I think the Ghost game looks like something I can use with Pre-K