Bob and the Princess: a music theory adventure for beginners by Susan Leigh
Bob is in love with the Princess, but she's not too sure about him! Students help Bob win her heart by completing the music theory puzzles and collecting hearts. If you collect the correct number, the Princess will fall in love with Bob and they can live happily ever after!
This is a fun and downloadable mini adventure by author of popular piano mystery, 'Who Stole My Pizza?'. Ideal for beginner learners, it covers early Primer level music theory encountered during the first year of learning. The theory topics focus entirely on note values (1,2,3 and 4 beat notes) plus time signatures (of 2,3 and 4 beats in a bar) and bar lines.
'Bob and the Princess' is delivered to you as a PDF file to download after purchase and over 23 pages includes the following:
- A story to set the scene with colourful pictures
- A 'Love Heart Tracker' to shade as the student collects love hearts
- Eight music theory puzzles on note values and time signatures
- Path to Love (note values)
- Jar of Hearts (note values)
- Heart Maze (note values)
- A Gift from Bob (time signatures)
- Valentine Cupcakes (time signatures)
- Bob's Horses (time signatures)
- Heart Chocolates (time signatures)
- A Forest Walk (time signatures)
- A QR code to check the student's answer
- A colourful certificate to fill in
There is a fun heart maze, a matching up activity, hidden picture to colour, and more. Figure out the mystery picture to find out the gift does Bob give the Princess and work out the time signatures to see if Bob manages to impress the Princess with his horse riding skills!
- This resource is for personal use by ONE user or ONE music teacher with their own students. If your studio has multiple teachers, please purchase one licence or copy of the resource per teacher.
- You may save this game to your own personal computer
- This resource is NOT to be copied, resold, modified, redistributed to others, or uploaded to the internet
- Digital PDF Downloads are non refundable. The resources are delivered electronically and can’t be returned after having been sent to you.
