Four interactive music modules for primary classrooms, covering rhythm, singing, notation and the orchestra. Designed for the interactive whiteboard and ready the moment you open it.
Foundation to Year 6 · No accounts · Runs in any modern browser
Each module opens straight onto the board, so your class can be clapping, singing or answering within seconds.
Generate unlimited rhythms to read and clap, with backing grooves and a bouncing ball.
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Solfa hand signs in Boomwhacker colours, with scales, songs and echo singing.
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Nine games for music symbols, note values and reading notes on the stave.
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An interactive seating plan with instrument profiles, recordings and seven games.
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Module 1 · RhythmA rhythm generator that never runs out. Each new rhythm appears in clear notation, with a count-in to start and a bouncing ball to keep the whole class together.
Module 2 · SingingLarge solfa hand signs from do to high do, each in its Boomwhacker colour. The current note is highlighted, so students always know what to sing and sign.
Module 3 · NotationNine quick games that make music notation memorable, from naming a crotchet to reading notes in treble and bass clef. Every answer gets instant feedback.
Module 4 · ListeningAn illustrated seating plan students can explore. Select a section to hear a well-known excerpt, or select an instrument to see how it works and hear it played solo.
Large controls, clear visuals and nothing to configure. Open it on your interactive whiteboard and start teaching.
Runs in the browser. Teachers and students never need an account.
Large targets and drag-and-drop games that work with touch or a mouse.
Press F and the module fills the whole board.
Red and Blue team scoring in Symbolz and The Orchestra for whole-class games.
Tempo, volume, key, count-in and looping are always on screen.
Bright visuals and immediate responses keep students engaged from Foundation to Year 6.
Ready-to-print resources for every module, to keep the learning going away from the whiteboard.
Supports The Arts – Music from Foundation to Year 6, using Australian terminology (crotchet, quaver, minim) and Kodály rhythm syllables.
Explore and play
Read and respond
Analyse and create
Year bands are suggestions. Every module is available at every level, so you can match it to your class.
We're excited to share The Music Machine ahead of its official launch in 2027. Until then, every module and every game is free for you and your students, with no sign-up and no payment details.
We'd love your help shaping what comes next. Tell us what works in your classroom, what could be better, and which topics you'd like to see as new modules.
A computer connected to your whiteboard or projector, a modern browser (Chrome, Edge, Safari or Firefox), speakers and an internet connection. Instrument sounds and recordings stream online.
No. There are no accounts for teachers or students.
Foundation to Year 6. Each module has adjustable levels, so the same tool works across your whole primary program.
Yes. It's designed for interactive whiteboards, so controls are large and drag-and-drop games work with touch or a mouse.
Yes. Ahead of our official launch in 2027, every module and game is free, with no sign-up or payment details.
The Music Machine launches officially in 2027. We'll announce pricing in January 2027.
We'd love to hear it! Email support@paperclipeducation.com or use the feedback button in the app.
They're on the way. Printable worksheets and classroom posters for each module are coming soon.
Yes. Each module opens with one click and needs no setup, so it's easy for anyone to run a music lesson.
Bring rhythm, singing, notation and the orchestra into your next lesson.
