Description
Perfect for distance learning, students will be build a “fairytale” as they answer the correct finger number and RH or LH hand. Be careful though! If they answer too quickly and incorrectly, the game and puzzle starts all over!
The first question will allow students to establish which hand is which before thinking about and answer for both hands and finger numbers.
This is a super quick game perfect for hand and finger number review and assessment. Play it at the end of a lesson, as a brain break or assign it to students.
Bundle Includes:
- Fairytale | Hands and Finger Numbers
- Roasting Marshmallows | Hands and Finger Numbers
Available as Google Slides, PowerPoint, Interactive PDF or have students scan the QR Code! To understand these options more fully, please watch the 1st video tutorial in this blog post.
Teaching online?
- Have the student scan the QR code on a separate device then the one they are zooming on.
- Send them the link in the chat to the game (you will get the link when you open up the game from the READ FIRST PDF file). Then they screen share so you can see them play. (You will need to use a platform that allows you to screen share. In Zoom, you will need to change your permissions to allow the to screen share to you)
- Send them the QR code or link to play at home later.
***If you are having problems unzipping this file on a Windows computer, try unzipping it for free on unzip-online.com or refer to this helpful article from TpT.***
Be sure to check out all the interactive digital music games under the distance learning tab to the left!












Faith Sasser –
This was a lot of fun in online group piano lessons. I wish it had a graphic to burn the marshmallows or sound effects. Otherwise, very useful and looking forward to using it again!
Jennifer Foxx –
Fun idea! Thanks, Faith! 🙂
Donna H. –
I’ve loved using this game with my beginner students in our online piano lessons.
Jennifer Foxx –
So glad! 🙂 Thank you, Donna!
Christy P. –
This is a great resource and really causes students to think about hand and finger numbers. I am so glad I bought the bundle because I had options that appealed to both boys and girls in my studio. It was a really fun game and my students had a great time playing it!
Jennifer Foxx –
Thanks, Christy! 🙂