Play along with this beautiful Christmas lullaby Recorder Notes F#,G,A,B Each piece includes Backing Tracks – Track 1 with Recorder part, Track 2 instrumental only The score uses Alpha Notes (each note has its note name written inside it to support reading of the music) A handy fingering chart completes each pack. Includes: Alpha Note Score Backing Tracks Fingering Chart 2 pages

Explore the Musical Element of STRUCTURE with this simple graphic score activity. Listen to Handel’s famous Music For The Royal Fireworks and fill in the graph as you hear the instruments…ideal for your Fireworks Topic! Includes: Worksheet and answers Audio File 2 pages

This simple 3-note arrangement for recorders uses a well-known melody from The New World Symphony by Anton Dvorak. Easy to follow score features ALPHA notation - the note letters are displayed on the note - so everyone can follow. The fingering chart is a handy reference guide for you and your students. And the backing tracks feature simple accompaniments with and without the recorder parts, and at slow and fast speeds for practice and performance. The pack also includes  simple scores for piano accompaniment - ideal for learners and teachers alike! And when you’re done, learn more about the composer with a comprehension activity. For beginners of all ages. Includes: Alpha score Recorder Fingering reference charts Audio tracks Piano scores (with and without recorder part) Comprehension  7 pages/2 audio files

Clap the words, count the beats and solve the simple sums! Musical Maths explores the relationship between syllables and rhythm. These simple but effective activities can also be used to develop pre-skills in algebra and music notation at the same time! Ideal for: Homework Music centres Early finishers Includes: Addition worksheet Subtraction worksheet Multiplication worksheet 3 Pages

Explore the link between syllables in words and rhythm in music with this fun syllable sorting activity. Use to develop and reinforce topic vocabulary, while learning  to read and recognise rhythmic notation. Includes:* Word Rhythms Activity Sheet Word Rhythms Answer Key

Celebrate Thanksgiving with this song full of foody fun! Includes: Melody score Lyric sheet Piano/vocal score Piano Backing Track 8 pages

Celebrate Thanksgiving with this traditional song. Includes: Melody score Lyric sheet Piano/vocal score Piano Backing Track 6 pages

Celebrate Thanksgiving with these Picture Rhythm Cards - a great way to introduce  rhythmic notation. Each card has graphic notation on one side and stick notation on the other.  Also ideal for older beginners as an introduction to standard notation. Includes: 4 Picture Rhythm Cards Teacher’s Notes 7  pages

Active Listening activities help students to focus their listening and develop their responses to music through visual (non-verbal) interpretation and with reference to the musical elements. Your fireworks celebrations will go off with a bang with this fun listening activity! Listen to the music and colour the picture. Great for introducing musical elements! Includes:* Listening Glyph Teacher’s Notes Audio file 3 Pages

Active Listening activities help students to focus their listening and develop their responses to music through visual (non-verbal) interpretation and with reference to the musical elements.Lose yourself in the intriguing music of Stravinsky – grab your crayons and off you go! Draw the music is an individual response to the music, while Musical Masterpiece is a group activity.Both are effective ways to interpret music, and can make for an impressive wall display! Includes: Draw the Music/Musical Masterpiece worksheet Teacher’s Notes Audio File Cover 4 pages

Get your younger students singing! 4 easy and fun songs for your fireworks theme, all set to well-known tunes. Includes ideas for percussion accompaniments. Includes: 4 lyric sheets with percussion ideas Cover 5 pages

Active Listening activities help students to focus their listening and develop their responses to music through visual (non-verbal) interpretation and with reference to the musical elements. Learn about the families of the orchestra with this great listening activity, using Handel’s famous Music For The Royal Fireworks. Listen out for the strings, brass and percussion sections and hold your cards up! Also ideal for exploring structure. Includes: Listening Cards manipulatives Teacher’s Notes Audio File Cover 2 Pages

Develop understanding of pitch with these easy-to-follow graphic scores - can be used with chimebars and other tuned and untuned percussion to perform and compose simple 3-note melodies. Includes: Graded Pitch Lines Cards Teacher’s Notes 9 pages

Introduce the musical element of PITCH with this colourful visual resource. An ideal way to develop an understanding of the concept of HIGH and LOW sound in music,PITCH PICS are a great introduction to reading music. Includes: Graded Pitch Pics Cards Teacher’s Notes 11 pages

Get your students creating and performing their own rhythmic scores using word rhythms and simple notation. A great introduction to composing! Ideal for your Halloween Topic! * Includes:* Blank scores Picture rhythm cards Rhythmic notation cards Teachers Notes 5 Pages

Graphic scores are a great way to get your students composing. Sounds are represented by colours and shapes, and are organised into simple sequences which can then be performed on percussion instruments. Includes: Blank scores Colour and shape cards Teacher’s Notes 5 pages

Clap the words, count the beats and solve the simple sums! Musical Maths explores the relationship between syllables and rhythm. These simple but effective activities can also be used to develop pre-skills in algebra and music notation at the same time! Ideal for: Homework Music centres Early finishers Includes: Addition worksheet Subtraction worksheet Multiplication worksheet 3 Pages

Explore the link between syllables in words and rhythm in music with this fun syllable sorting activity. Use to develop and reinforce topic vocabulary, while learning to read and recognise rhythmic notation. Includes: Word Rhythms Activity Sheet Word Rhythms Answer Key

Active Listening activities help students to focus their listening and develop their responses to music through visual (non-verbal) interpretation and with reference to the musical elements. Have some spooky fun with the great music of SAINT SAENS and his dancing skeletons!  Listen to the music and colour the picture. …And when you’re done, use our HALLOWEEN PLAYLIST to find more wonderful music to listen to and enjoy! * Includes:* Listening Glyph Halloween Playlist Teacher’s Notes

Have some Spooky fun with these Picture Rhythm Cards – a great way to introduce rhythmic notation. Each card has graphic notation on one side and stick notation on the other. Perfect for your Halloween Topic! Also ideal for older beginners as an introduction to standard notation. Includes: 4 Picture Rhythm Cards Teacher’s Notes 7 pages