Music-Go-Rounds Manipulatives

Use our interactive silicone manipulatives to learn & apply the dynamic elements of music.

Use our interactive silicone manipulatives as spot markers in games of direction and movement, twister and more.

Use our translucent silicone sharps/flats to add key signatures on Giant Charts and Floor Mats.

Class-sized for all your rhythm games.  

Spin to identify, to change the tempo/dynamic of a song, whatever games you can imagine.  

C Major scale.  For note, scale, interval, chord, step/leap, direction games. Great with Music-Go-Rounds.

Spin to identify color by name, or to choose actions for a song, more.

Need a few extra rhythms, notes, terms?  Use our erasable dots with erasable markers, chalk, or gel crayons.  

Orchestrate songs, stories, & poems with rhythm instruments!

Students visualize durations of rhythms by the relative lengths of the pieces. Arrange in metric patterns, build rhythm towers, more.  Work well in centers and studio. 

Make music theory easy as A-B-C with our multi-sensory approach!

As part of a multi-sensory approach, Note Names & Numbers manipulatives make theory easy as A-B-C!

Adds the high re and mi; and the low sol, la, and ti, plus a do clef printed on translucent silicone.

Extend Solfege Syllables to chromatics to build a ladder, scale, sightread, more.

Learn the Italian terms and use the MGRs to change the tempos of a song, a groove, a chant. Listen to music and select the tempo. Many more activities in our PDF Guide.

Articulations add excitement, change the mood, vary the tone quality, and invite participation in the music.  Use MGRs to change grooves, sound stories, grooves. Identify them as you listen to music. match them to the Italian terms. 

Learn to identify various ensembles, sing in solo, duet, trio, etc; listen and identify various groupings. Much more in our PDF Guide.

 For reading and singing melodic patterns and songs (with or without the staff) and melodic ear training and dictation. MINIs allow more kids to participate in class, and centers.

Enough pieces for 4 students! 32 hearts, 40 rhythms, 16 numbers and 8 write-on blanks.

Introduce the syllables, write patterns to sing/hear/read.