Looking for an engaging way to reinforce and refine rhythm skills in your music classroom? This advanced rhythm reading game uses the popular “I Have, Who Has” format to keep students actively involved while building rhythm fluency and accuracy.

Designed for upper elementary learners, this resource supports continued rhythm development through a fun, collaborative activity that strengthens both confidence and performance skills.

🎯 What Students Will Learn:

• Read and identify rhythm patterns with accuracy
• Improve rhythm fluency and timing
• Build confidence through repetition and active participation

🎵 Rhythm Concepts Included:

• quarter note (ta)
• quarter rest (rest)
• eighth notes (titi)
• eighth rest (rest)
• half note (ta-a)
• half rest (rest)
• sixteenth notes (tika tika)

📦 What’s Included:

• 28 rhythm cards (4 per page with and without numbers)
• 28 rhythm cards (1 per page format)
• Google Slides version for digital learning
• JPEG image files
• Printable PDF version
• Google Classroom help guide

👩‍🏫 Perfect For:

• Upper elementary music classes
• Rhythm review and reinforcement
• Centers, warm-ups, or assessment
• In-person or digital classrooms

💡 Why Teachers Love It:

• No-prep, ready-to-use resource
• Reinforces multiple rhythm concepts
• Keeps all students engaged
• Flexible for print or digital use

👉 This rhythm reading game is an effective way to make rhythm practice interactive, structured, and engaging for your students.