WATCH THIS SPACE is a collection of music ideas & activities specially selected and created for the socially-distanced classroom Learn about the musical elements with this fun wordsearch. Ideal for homework. music centres and your early finishers! * Includes:* Wordsearch worksheet Solution Sheet

WATCH THIS SPACE is a collection of music ideas & activities specially selected and created for the socially-distanced classroom FIND 4 is a fun little puzzle game that helps to teach students to recognise and name common classroom percussion instruments. Includes: 8 instrument pictures Teacher’s Notes 4 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

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 Chinese New Year in style with this traditional Chinese song. Easy-to-follow percussion accompaniment using graphic scores will add to the occasion! Includes: 3 percussion scores Backing Track Teacher’s Notes

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

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

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

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

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

Play along with this delightful Christmas melody – composed specially for you! Recorder Notes G,A,B,C 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

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. Discover the wonderful music of Ralph Vaughan Williams with this fun listening glyph. Listen to the music and colour the picture. Ideal for your Food Topic! Includes: Listening Glyph worksheet Listening Glyph answer guide Audio File Teacher’s Notes If you’re still hungry, check out our Video Active-Rhythm Rocks BODY PERCUSSION video! https://youtu.be/sSb0BveIWgk

Play along with this traditional Christmas Song Recorder Notes 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

WATCH THIS SPACE is a collection of music ideas & activities specially selected and created for the socially-distanced classroom MUSICAL CODES are a great way to learn basic notes on a stave, and explore the concept of pitch and simple reading of musical phrases. **LANGUAGE LINK: ** The worksheet consists of a short rebus story , which uses musical graphics alongside text. Rebus stories can assist early readers with building reading skills. Also includes more fun ideas and resources using musical codes! Includes: Musical Codes Rebus Story worksheet* Musical Words differentiated worksheets Musical Notes flashcards Musical Phrases flashcards Teacher’s Notes 6 pages

MUSICAL MATHS ACTIVITIES explore the links between rhythm in music and syllables in language - a great way to  learn new words as well as develop basic computation and algebraic skills by using graphic symbols to represent numbers! Includes: 3 computation worksheets - addition,subtraction and multiplication

WATCH THIS SPACE is a collection of music ideas & activities specially selected and created for the socially-distanced classroom Have fun with this sorting activity! Clap the words and match them to the rhythm patterns. WORD RHYTHMS explore the relationship between rhythm in music and syllables in words - a great way to develop vocabulary and word-building skills. Includes: 4 Word Rhythms Worksheets: • Dinosaurs • Easter • Minibeasts • Superheroes

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

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

Easy as AB – (not even!) C! This easy arrangement for 2 notes of a traditional Welsh folk song will get your students playing in no time! 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. For beginners of all ages. Includes: . Alpha score . Recorder Fingering reference charts . Audio tracks 2 pages/4 audio files