Silly Mood Cubes

Add a twist of fun to practice time or just use this for a fun family game night! The Silly Mood Cubes give kids a tactile, playful way to pace their sessions, boost focus, and lighten the mood with a funny face challenge.

🎲 How It Works:

• First, fill out your practice or learning spots. If you're just playing the game and not engaging in a practice, skip this step.
  
  
• After you complete each learning spot, play a round of Silly Mood Cubes!
  
  
• PLAYING ALONE: Choose one silly mood card and quickly turn the cubes until you create the same silly face as the card. After about a minute, continue your next practice spot before playing again.
  
  
• Challenge round: Set a one-minute timer and see how many cards you can “win” by creating the faces. After your next practice spot is done, see if you can beat your score.
  
  
• PLAYING WITH A PARTNER: You and your partner will both have your own set of 4 cubes. Mix your cubes around and don’t look at them until play begins. One of you will draw a card and you both have to make that face as fast as you can. The first person to form the face with their cubes wins! See how many cards you can each “win” before the end of one minute.

✨ What’s Included:

• Printable set of mood cubes in four different colors (and a blank white version you can color) ready to cut, fold and use.
  
  
• Silly face cards in different colors (but all sets are identical).
  
  
• Practice spot chart

🎯 Great For:

• Music practice, homework sessions, therapy work, or any learning time that benefits from variety and momentum. Also great for game night!
  
  
• Kids who struggle with staying engaged, need short brain breaks, or respond well to movement and fun.
  
  
• Parents, teachers, grandparents looking for a light-hearted tool to support steady progress without strict drilling.

With Silly Mood Cubes, practice becomes playful and flexible, helping children remain positive about their learning.

Digital download. No physical product will be shipped.

Recommended for children ages 3–12 (and beyond!).