Sight Reading Accidental Music Note Tiles

Sight-Reading Accidental Note Tiles

Help your students master notes with accidentals by using these accidental note tiles. You can review just sharp notes, just flat notes, or mix and match! Compatible with the Rhythm Puzzle board and small music tiles board, you and your students are going to have loads of fun while learning!

Product Information:

• Dimensions: 1 inch square
• White tiles
• 80 tiles total
• Compatible with Music Tiles Small Board (optional add-on)
• Quarter notes in sharps & flats, half notes in sharps & flats, whole notes in sharps & flats
• All line & space notes, 1 ledger line above and below staff
• Treble clef and Bass clef tile (1 pc each)
• Comes with a canvas bag for easy storage

Note: Music Tiles Small Board not included in photo. Available as optional add-on

Teaching Ideas for Sight-Reading Accidental Note Tiles

• Once your students are comfortable sightreading the regular sight-reading note tiles, help them advance to the next level with mastering accidentals.
• The versatile Sight-Reading Accidental Note Tiles can be used in various sight reading exercises.
• Pick notes at random and place them together then have the student sight read each note.
• Focus on just a few specific notes (e.g. line notes or space notes, only flat notes, only sharp notes) and place only those Sight Reading Accidental Note Tiles together for a sight reading excerpt.
• For beginning piano students, mix quarter, half, and whole notes and encourage them to clap and count the rhythm of each note before playing.
• Additionally, students can name the notes out loud before playing, reinforcing their recognition and recall abilities.
• Challenge your students to sight-sing using solfege as they assemble the Sight Reading Accidental Note Tiles. This approach integrates ear training with sight reading, promoting a holistic understanding of musical concepts.
• Create intervallic recognition by starting with placing Sight Reading Accidental Note Tiles side-by-side to create 2nds, 3rds, 4ths, etc. Combine our accidental note tiles with our regular sight-reading note tiles to teach different intervallic qualities (major 2nd, augmented 6th, etc.)
• Have your students practice different finger numbers by creating a pattern then challenging them to play the pattern starting on different finger numbers. You can also use the finger number tiles for this idea.
• Sight Reading Accidental Note Tiles are a must-have tool for music teachers and students. Its unique and interactive approach to sight reading will instill a love for music and sightreading, turning the learning process into a fun adventure.