Hal Leonard's Rhythm Flashcard Kit By Cheryl Lavender | 48 Laminated Music Cards for Piano and Choir |Sight Reading and Rhythm Activities for Grades 3-8 | Music Education Tool for Students,Classrooms

I like that these cards are very large (so very easy to read), and they're laminated so I can write whatever I want on the back of them. I used them when I substitute taught elem. school music earlier this week. We played a basketball version of note value relay and rhythm relay. I drew notes on the back of these cards with dry/erase markers (they will come off with a tissue or towel), along with note value arithmetic problems. I split the class in two and had each side take a turn with a correct answer earning a point and a chance to get a rolled up piece of paper into a bucket for 2 extra points. The kids loved it! We used the printed side of the cards to play rhythm relay. The cards worked great!

These are 11x8" "flashcards." Appreciate the visibility but not helpful in a classroom setting in which you want kids to use flashcards with one another. Returned these bc they were too cumbersome and did not fulfill my need for individual flashcards.

The flash card kit is useful individually or with a group. Good Practice with a broad variety. Great for daily practice.

Very good

Exactly what I was looking for.

My brother is just learning to read music and these are a lot of fun! I am already advanced and am able to read the rhythms myself which is necessary with these cards. It’s so much fun when I put two rhythm cards back to back and simple rhythms become tricker for him! 10/10 recommend as long as you are able to read rhythms yourself.

Class teacher: awesome piece to my teacher’s tool kit