Valentine’s Day Music Cookie Memory Game
This game was inspired by the Valentine’s Day cookie recipe passed down from my Grandma Maxine. My mother made these cookies every Valentine’s Day – rich butter cookies with red, pink, or white icing. (The stuff that dreams are made of!)
There are three different levels for this memory game. The Beginner Level matches piano keys (and a teacher!), the Early Elementary matches corresponding notes and symbols, and the Late Elementary matches notes/symbols and their names.
I’ve included printing directions for each level, and two variants for game instructions. This can be played as a group, a duo (teacher/student), and also a solo game.
This would be best printed on white cardstock. There are 7 pages to the PDF, including an image which you can print on the back of the cards to prevent the symbols from peeking through.
As requested, I’ve also created a black and white version for those who might want to save on ink – I would suggest using pink or red cardstock to keep it colorful!
If you plan on laminating the cards, I suggest cutting the cards out first, and then laminating and cutting them out again. Leave about a 1/4 inch laminated border around the cards to prevent any peeling. This extra step takes a bit more time, but it will help your games last for years.
To download the FREE PDF files, follow the Google Drive links below:
Valentine’s Day Music Cookie Memory – Color
Valentine’s Day Music Cookie Memory – Black and White
Be creative when using these cards! They could easily be used “flashcard style” and could also be adapted to many other games as well. Does your studio have any favorite Valentine’s Day themed music games? Please share them in the comments!
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These are great! Thanks so much!
You’re welcome Barb! I hope your students enjoy them 🙂
We’ve got our group party this weekend! This will be fun for everyone. Thank you for sharing!
Sounds like a good time! I hope your students enjoy the game 🙂
This is wonderful! Thank you for sharing!
You’re welcome, Leia! I hope your students enjoy it 🙂
My students really enjoyed these activities today!!! Even my teens! Thank you for your generosity Sara! You did an amazing job creating these!
I’m so glad they enjoyed the games! Thanks for the feedback. It’s been really fun to make them. Pretty soon here I’ll have to rethink my game storage system!
Thank you for sharing your fun ideas and games. It keeps me motivated and inspired!
Thanks, Kelli! It’s comments like this that keep *me* inspired!
Wow!!! Thanks so much. My students are going to LOVE this game and I like that I can use it with all levels.
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