Guided route
Teaching Sequences
Nine ordered sequences, four levels each. Every level locks its own conditions and tells the student what to do next.
Backwerd Rhythm Shop · Staff literacy
See the note and name it — or see the name and place it on the staff.
Three ways to start
Teaching Sequences walk through staff literacy one bite-sized level at a time — spaces, then lines, then the whole staff, then ledger lines and accidentals — in treble, bass, and both clefs together. Progress stays in this browser.
Guided route
Nine ordered sequences, four levels each. Every level locks its own conditions and tells the student what to do next.
Full catalog
Every activity in the catalog, filterable by clef, direction, content, and stage. Copy any locked link into your LMS.
Your own settings
Choose the direction, clef, range, staff positions, accidentals, answer rule, and round length yourself.
Privacy and evidence
No account, student name, roster, microphone, camera, recording, analytics identity, or cloud progress is required. Sequence progress and results stay on this device unless the student deliberately copies, downloads, screenshots, or submits an exit ticket through Canvas, Google Classroom, or another LMS.
Line and space recognition, staff-position recognition, pitch-name recognition, staff-position construction, clef-specific reading, register discrimination when enabled, and accidental recognition and placement when enabled.
Keyboard or mallet-bar location, live playing, tone, stroke, grip, sticking, tempo, pulse, sight-reading performance fluency, or verified student identity.
Staff Spot intentionally has no mallet keyboard. Mallet Map owns written-note-to-bar location; Staff Spot measures staff literacy.