Try out this wonderful music room decor and welcome your class via a warm, fun and engaging sign!

Combine music and maths with this fun, engaging times tables song to help your class learn their four times tables. Cover of Shake It Off.

Combine music and maths with this fun, engaging times tables song to help your class learn their four times tables. Cover of Dance Monkey.

Combine music and maths with this fun, engaging times tables song to help your class learn their four times tables. Sung as a cover of All Star.

Combine music and maths with this fun, engaging times tables song to help your class learn their five times tables. Cover of Old Town Road.

Combine music and maths with this fun, engaging times tables song to help your class learn their four times tables. Cover of Radioactive

With keywords taken directly from the Model Music Curriculum, you can use these posters to be a quick reminder for you or your pupils. Ranging from Year 1 – Year 6, these posters are great to keep safe ready for you to tick off everything your children should know by the end of each year.

Make a song on Garageband simpler with this step-by-step powerpoint presentation showing you how to recreate Stand By Me by Ben E King.

Introducing our Music Terminology Posters, the perfect educational tool designed specifically for primary school teachers! These colorful and engaging posters are carefully crafted to make learning music terminology a breeze for young students. Key Features: Clear and Concise Definitions: Each poster features vibrant visuals accompanied by easy-to-understand definitions of important music terms. From “melody” to “rhythm” and “tempo” to “harmony,” students will quickly grasp the fundamental concepts of music theory. Large and Legible Text: The posters are designed with large, bold text, ensuring visibility from anywhere in the classroom. Students can easily read and absorb the information displayed, fostering an inclusive learning environment. Comprehensive Set: The Music Terminology Posters set includes a wide range of terms that are essential for building a solid foundation in music education. From basic concepts to more advanced vocabulary, we’ve got you covered, providing a comprehensive resource for your classroom. Versatile Teaching Tool: These posters can be used in a variety of ways to enhance music lessons. Hang them on the walls for easy reference, use them during group discussions, or incorporate them into interactive games and activities to make learning music even more enjoyable. Suitable for All Teaching Styles: Our Music Terminology Posters are designed to complement any teaching style or curriculum. Whether you follow a structured music program or prefer a more flexible approach, these posters are a valuable addition to your classroom resources. Inspire your students to develop a deep appreciation for music and nurture their understanding of musical terminology with our engaging and educational Music Terminology Posters. Order your set today and watch as your students become confident and knowledgeable musicians, ready to embark on a melodic journey like never before!

Don’t have access to enough keyboards this lesson? Don’t worry! We’ve got you covered with our new virtual piano. In this powerpoint your class will be able to press the keys and hear the notes whilst trying to work through a series of questions relating to the keys before them. Why not give it a go this lesson and see just how much using our virtual piano can impact on their musical learning.

Practice reading notation with this simple, yet effective halloween music worksheet. Answer Key is included.

A great way of teaching your children all about music notes. Let’s play Bingo!

Merry Christmas! It’s time to find out whats inside the presents below. Write down the correct notes to reveal what presents are inside in this fun Christmas Worksheet!

Get your class in the Christmas spirit whilst learning about reading music on the stave with this Christmas worksheet!

Test your students rhythmic knowledge with this advanced level rhythms and rests presentation quiz. This presentation also includes an answer key.

Use these amazing musical challenge flashcards to give your children challenges that will get them exploring the sounds of a variety of instruments. Can they find the lowest sound, the highest sound? Can they play the fastest beat? The slowest beat?

Use this resource to help your class understand the different types of instruments and how they actually create the sounds. Let your children sort the instruments into Idiophones, chordophones, aerophones and membranophones.

Decorate your music room this term with this fabulous music labels pack! Keep your classroom decor organised and cupboards/trays easy to access!

Use this great resource to turn the musical periods into a game! Can they cut out the rectangles and match the musical period to the correct set of dates?

Can your class recognise the different instruments in this interactive powerpoint? Use this KS1 instrument game with your class today!