Description
Music Symbol Poke Cards are a great way for students to assess themselves and encourage independent earning when reviewing musical concepts. Have a big group of students? Divide into stations!
Students simply “poke” in the correct answer and look on the back to see if they were correct. An answer key and optional recording sheet is included.
Time Saver Tip: These DO take prep time. If you don’t want to hole punch and have students poke through their answer, “clip it” instead. Take a clothespin or clip of some kind and have them clip over their answer and check it on the back.
There are 3 print options to choose from: Full color, lightly colored and b/w. (B/W recently added. If you don’t see it in your file, re-download)
*Watch this video for an “inside” look at what poke cards are all about.*
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More Poke Cards Coming Soon!
- Chords
- Musical Terms
- Musical Words
- Instruments















Barbara G. –
How my students love poke cards! They come out at random times in piano lessons. I’m thinking that we need to do this in group with the many sets and do a timed “poke off” between teams!
Jennifer Foxx –
Love that idea, thanks for sharing!
Krystal G. –
kids love it
Jennifer Foxx –
Happy to hear, Krystal! Thank you!
Christy Alfredson Piano Studio Store –
Even my older students get into poking for the correct answer. Great tool for self- correcting flashcards.
Jennifer Foxx –
Yay! Thanks for sharing, Christy! So glad to hear that! 🙂
Kim L. –
I am a private piano teacher in my home and have used these cards for my students. My older students enjoyed the self check aspect of the cards. I’ve had the older students work through the cards while they are waiting for their lesson to begin. Great resource for self learning. I’ve also used them with the younger grades and have had them work through cards while I’m writing out their assignment. Gives them something hands on to do while I’m focused on their lesson assignment and then we work through their answers afterward.
Jennifer Foxx –
Thanks, Kim! I’m so happy to hear how you are using these! 🙂