🍎 Classroom music
Peabody's classroom music is free music for teachers to play in class: soft focus music for work time, calm music after recess, and Freeze Dance for a brain break. No sign-in, no ads and no words in the songs. Nothing plays until you tap, and a second tap stops it.
Tap a station to play it. Tap again to stop.
Music rooms
- Freeze DancePeabody stops the music. You freeze!
- Peabody TimersPicture timers for work time, clean-up and breaks.
- Listening gamesAll the games where you listen and tap.
- Chord FinderAny chord on piano, ukulele or guitar, drawn and played.
Through the school day
Work time: Lo-fi Homework, quietly, with the homework timer on the board. After recess: Calm Down Corner, the slowest station, while everyone settles. Clean-up: a clean-up timer, and Tiny Marching Band to line up to.
Brain break: Freeze Dance. Peabody stops the music at a surprise moment and calls out a shape to freeze in, big enough to read from the back of the room. Nobody is ever out.
On the classroom screen
Once a station plays, a small player sits in the corner of every page, so the music keeps going while you open a timer or a book. The music button (the note) turns the music off and leaves everything else on.
Teaching music with it
The listening games make a music centre: three answer boxes, every question read aloud, ten a round. Note names climbs from the treble lines to both clefs. For singing or ukulele time, the song sheets move any song into a key that fits a small voice and print on one page.
For grown-ups
There are no student accounts and nothing for a child to type, and no sign-in for you. The music is made in the browser, so nothing is downloaded, and nothing about your class is sent anywhere. Every tune is instrumental.