Explore singing, composing, harmony, and music-reading games

This deck of 60 Forest Adventure-themed music cards offers endless creative and confidence-building activities for young singers. Perfect for singers in private, small group, and classroom singing instruction.

A special limited quantity is now available in Australia.

Designed to inspire teachers and students, these cards will quickly become a favorite in your music studio.

• Boost Singing Confidence: These cards offer playful exercises encouraging young singers to explore and develop their vocal skills.
• Introduction to Harmony: The cards provide fun and accessible exercises that introduce young singers to the basics of singing in harmony.
• Musicianship Mastery: Level up your students’ musical understanding with active listening and body percussion activities, making music theory fun and interactive.
• Engaging Forest Facts: Includes interesting information about forest creatures, piquing curiosity!
• Comprehensive Musical Exploration: From singing to composing, harmony, and music-reading, these cards have many practical applications.

About this resource:

60 cards, 3 x 4.5″
These cards are printed on highly durable poly cardstock (same as playing cards) for enthusiastic student use.

This product is shipped to your address (shipping fees determined at checkout).

Fun Facts About Forests:

• Home to Biodiversity: Forests are home to over 80% of the world’s terrestrial animals, plants, and insects, making them diverse ecosystems.
• Oxygen Producers: Forests produce about 28% of the world’s oxygen through photosynthesis.
• Rainmakers: Forests help in the formation of rain. The water vapor released by trees contributes to cloud formation and precipitation.
• Forest Layers: Forests have distinct layers: the forest floor, understory, canopy, and emergent layer, each with unique plants and animals.
• Wildlife Sanctuaries: Forests provide essential habitats and protection for many endangered species, contributing to biodiversity conservation.
• Ancient Ecosystems: Some forests, like the rainforests of the Amazon and the temperate forests of North America, have existed for millions of years.