Share Trebly with Your School
Ready-made words for telling students, families and colleagues about Trebly: a line for your school's music page, a letter home, and a paragraph for the newsletter. Copy whatever helps.
For your school’s music page
If your school website or class page has a list of music links, here’s a line to paste. Pick the one that fits.
The practice games
Trebly: free music reading games for treble and bass clef, with short lessons. No account, no ads.
The music tools
Trebly music tools: a free metronome, note flash cards, a rhythm generator, a pitch pipe, a chord finder and a chord identifier, for home or the classroom.
A small badge (optional)
For a page of logos or buttons. It links to the practice games.
<a href="https://trebly.fun/practice/"><img src="https://trebly.fun/badge/trebly-dark.svg" width="248" height="64" alt="Trebly: free music reading games"></a>
A letter to families
Fill in your details, check the letter, then print it or save it as a PDF. Nothing you type leaves this page.
Dear families,
In music this term, our class is learning to read music. To help at home, we're using Trebly, a free website with short lessons and music-reading games.
- It's free, with no account, no ads and nothing to install. It works on a phone, tablet or computer.
- Five minutes a day is plenty. A little practice most days helps more than one long session a week.
- Nothing about your child is collected. There are no logins, and progress is saved only on your own device.
Where to start
New to reading music? Begin with lesson 1, How the Staff Works:
trebly.fun/lessons/how-the-staff-works
Ready to practice? Play the practice games for five minutes:
trebly.fun/practice
If you have any questions, please get in touch. Thank you for your help!
Your name
For the school newsletter
Practicing music at home? Trebly (trebly.fun) has free music-reading games and short lessons that children can use on a phone, tablet or computer, with no account and no ads. Five minutes a day is enough to make a difference. Start with the practice games at trebly.fun/practice.
Tell a colleague
Trebly sends nothing for you. Copy this into an email or chat if you’d like to pass it on.
I've been using Trebly with my classes: free music reading games, short lessons and classroom tools (a metronome, flash cards, a chord finder). No accounts or ads, and it works on Chromebooks. Worth a look: trebly.fun/teachers
More for teachers
- Free music classroom games, with class tests and Arcade challenges.
- Classroom tools to embed on your class page.
- Using Trebly with Google Classroom.