For teachers and parents · ages 4-10
25 printable listening maps, each with its own synced music track and the teacher guide. No notes to read, no prep: scan the code and go.
Just “listening” is hard at 5. But when you can see the music and follow it with a finger, everything changes.
You'd love to introduce great music, but you don't know where to start.
You're looking for focus and coordination activities that don't feel like homework.
You don't have time to prep materials from scratch every week.
You don't read music and think music education isn't for you.
A listening map makes music visible: a line that rises, falls, stops and jumps right along with the piece.
Every page works the same way, so after the first one kids already know what to do.
The line rises when the melody rises, long strokes are long notes, the red hand is a rest and the star is a loud hit. Line and music match note for note, because they're built from the same score.
Here's the listening map for Beethoven's Ode to Joy, exactly as it is in the PDF.
Tap a section to see the list.
The pages just as you'll print them or project them on your smartboard.






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25 listening maps, 25 music tracks and the 12 free listening games, for just $27 instead of $63. Launch offer valid until midnight.