ST PATRICK'S - Music Board Game
🍀 St. Patrick’s Day Music Game (3 vs. 4) – Feel the beat. Count the clovers.
This St. Patrick’s Day Music Game focuses on helping students feel the difference between 3-beat and 4-beat meters using playful 3-leaf and 4-leaf clovers. The board alternates between clover types, guiding students to draw rhythm cards that reinforce each meter through clapping, tapping, movement, and playing.
Because this game focuses on rhythm and meter rather than notes, it works beautifully for students of all instruments, making it ideal for mixed studios, group classes, and classroom music. A joyful, movement-rich way to explore meter through play.
🎨 About the Editable Canva Template (For Teachers)
Each Seasonal Music Game includes access to a fully editable Canva template, designed especially for studio teachers and classroom educators.
When you tap the template link:
- A copy of the game opens directly in your Canva account
You can edit text, colours, titles, icons, and challenges to match your students and teaching style
The original template remains unchanged—your edits are saved to your own copy
✨ No Canva account? No problem. Canva is free to use, and signing up takes just a moment.
Teachers love using the template to:
personalize challenges
adapt games for different age groups or instruments
reuse the board across multiple classes or studios
add movement or rhythm cards for station-based activities
Born in Ontario, Stéphanie has lived in 6 provinces coast to coast and has been making music across Canada for decades. She holds Bachelor's degrees in Music Performance and Music Education from the University of Saskatchewan and completed her Master's degree in Flute Performance from the University of Toronto. Stéphanie is a new mama, enjoys her coffee with a hint of maple syrup, sports hot pink lip stick [her favourite colour!], and enjoys baking homemade chocolate chip cookies for her students & family. As Founder & Lead Educator of FlutePlay, Stéphanie strives to make music more accessible to families by encouraging wind instruments from a young age. Her favourite thing about teaching little flutes? The combination of creativity & physical activity makes learning music a whole lot of fun. To read more about Stéphanie and her flute studio, please visit her website: www.stephaniesuperle.com
