This fun and interactive game can be used for review, assessment, or simply as a way to practice Ti-Tika (eighth-2 sixteenth) Sample game directions: Whole group— 1. Label four corners (or zones) if you room 1-4 2. Show the video and when you see “make your choice!” kids will move to the number of the correct answer. 3. Kids can keep track of their own points and try to have the most points by the end of the game. **If kids all swarm around each other like kindergarteners in a soccer game, ask students to "read your mind" and have them each choose a number *before* the rhythm is played (this oftentimes requires you to pause the video for a few seconds so they can choose). Then once they're all in a corner, play the rhythm and have them move after the second time listening. Individual or small group— 1. Divide class into groups (if desired), and give each group a whiteboard or piece of paper. *You can also do this without materials 2. Show the video and when you see “make your choice!” students must write down the correct number on their board/paper and show it. This is a great way to assess students individually in a low pressure environment. *If you’d like to do this game without any materials, have students show the number of their fingers. Check out my other videos HERE: www.youtube.com/channel/UCvn3LL1ouOaKwYjDwiqxG2Q If you like this video, check out my other rhythm games here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjIKeXjJstw&list=PLZq_Yvxr6-zuW1mq4bFIRDMo6jiNiA8ik If you really like this video, buy me a coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/musiccorner Music from bensound.com

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