A sight-reading game for violinists: name each treble-clef note before the clock runs out. Pick which notes appear, how many per game and how fast.
Play is a sight-reading game for violinists: a note appears on the treble-clef staff and you name it before the clock runs out. You choose which notes to include, how many per game and how fast they come, so it works from your very first lesson up to full first position with sharps.
Short, repeated rounds build the reflex every violinist needs: seeing a note and knowing instantly where it lives on the fingerboard. A few minutes a day is enough to make reading violin sheet music feel automatic.