There are 150 tunes to choose from, representing three difficulty levels that will earn the playing team either 1, 2 or 3 points for a correct answer. The tunes range from famous pop songs, well known children's nursery rhymes, or classic TV theme tunes, so whatever your musical or trivia knowledge, there's something for every level ensuring the whole family can get involved in the action. With Magic Tiles 3, you’ll never run out of new challenges to explore! This music piano game features a wide variety of levels, each with its own catchy hit songs and unique gameplay mechanics. Whether you tap piano tiles along or explore new levels, there’s always something new and exciting waiting for you. And with gifts waiting for you at the end of each level, the fun never stops! This activity is a solid group favourite. It has probably featured in programs I have led since I was a teenager. Give Kids CluesIf you're playing with younger children, you can give them hints or clues about the song title or artist. To play the game, the team member who won the number of words then has to say that many words (can be a phrase, completely separate words, whatever) use to get their team to guess the song name. If their team gets it correct, they get a point. If not, the other team gets a point.

The team building game should be seen as a fun activity that promotes working together as a team. The serious point is that a team is the sum of its parts and that we all have a role to play in creating something worthwhile, which should be discussed during the review. Admittedly, the hardest part is preparing all of the songs in advance, but it doesn’t have to take too long, and you can, of course, use this playlist with many different groups. The team building game should be seen as a fun activity that promotes working together as a team. The serious point is that a team is the sum of its parts and that we all have a role to play in creating something worthwhile, which should be discussed during the review. Famous Speeches: Record snippets of some of the most famous speeches given worldwide. Award points for the name of the speaker, the year in which it was given, where it was given, or any combination thereof.Once you’ve compiled your playlist, test that it all works on your speakers / sound equipment and you are good to go. Continue moving through the instruments asking the person to add to the tune until everyone is playing a small part. You may need to stop, pause or otherwise allow participants to rest or start again throughout the game, but if you perceiver with the task you will get some excellent outcomes. During the review, ensure you allow everyone to talk and discuss their feelings and how they felt the game developed. What was their role? Was it positive? What was the outcome? How did it feel? Etc. This traditional name that tune game is just what I explained above – playing songs and whoever guesses them first earns points for their team!

Start by asking the person with the drums to bash out a continual rhythm that will set the tone for the team.Explain that for every first and correct answer given, one point will be awarded. You may choose to invite each person to compete against all others in the group or form small teams of 2 to 4 people. If you have an Apple Music or Spotify account, or still keep CDs on your shelf, take the time to record a snippet of some of the most popular, not-so-popular, and obscure songs you know of. This number should be based on how difficult it is to guess the song; for example, a more recognizable song can be worth fewer points than a more obscure one. When it's time to start playing, one player will choose a song and press play. The other players must then try to guess the title of the song before the end of the song. If someone guesses correctly, they get the corresponding points for the song. If no one guesses correctly, the song will continue playing until it ends and the next song starts. In addition to guessing the title of the songs, there are several variations of Name That Tune that can add an extra layer of fun to the game. Specifically, this activity offers opportunities to explore and practice the following social & interpersonal skills: