Magnetic Accidentals and Notes Set

Magnetic Accidentals and Notes Set

Bring music theory to life with this Magnetic Music Accidentals & Notes Set, thoughtfully designed for teachers who love interactive, visual, and kinaesthetic learning. Perfect for private lessons, group classes, and classroom instruction, this versatile set makes abstract music concepts concrete, movable, and fun.

Whether you’re introducing accidentals for the first time or reinforcing advanced theory skills, these easy‑to‑handle magnetic pieces help students see, build, and understand music on the staff with confidence.

What’s Included

This generous 57‑piece foam magnet set gives you everything you need for meaningful, hands‑on instruction:

• Sharps (14)
• Flats (18)
• Naturals (6)
• Double sharps (4)
• Whole notes (15)

Each piece is sized for easy gripping, placing, and moving, making it ideal for learners of all ages.

Designed for Flexible Teaching

• Compatible with magnetic dry‑erase staff boards using 1‑inch line spacing
• Staff lines can be drawn with permanent marker or created using standard 3mm grid tape
• Lightweight foam magnets stay securely in place while remaining easy to reposition

Please note: Treble clef magnets, bass clef magnets, and magnetic board shown in photos are not included.

Why Teachers Love This Set

Engaging & Interactive
Students are naturally drawn to tactile, visual learning. These magnets invite participation and keep attention focused during lessons

Versatile & Fun
Instantly create games, quizzes, demonstrations, and group activities directly on your magnetic board—no prep required

Comprehensive & Practical
With enough pieces to build complete one‑octave ascending and descending scales in every key, this set supports a wide range of theory concepts and activities

Adaptable for Every Studio
Ideal for private lessons, group teaching, and classroom environments. Supports visual and kinaesthetic learners and adapts easily to different teaching styles

Suggested Uses

• Introduce accidental rules and correct placement on the staff
• Teach the order of sharps and flats
• Build key signatures in treble and bass clef (up to 7 sharps and flats)
• Create 1‑octave scales in all keys, including double sharps and naturals
• Demonstrate chord progressions and cadences
• Design exercises for sight‑singing and melody dictation
• Create interactive quizzes, games and review activities