This is a free printout for the elements of music. Great for students to stick to the inside/back cover of their copies for easy access Please make sure to give feedback and a rating if you are happy with this product! Thank you very much!

To help students with their aural skills, I have made a worksheet for students to focus on four elements. Texture, dynamics, tempo, and instruments. I use this grid system for students to help them focus and listen to music outside of a question or exam paper. This is suitable for any music class: Junior Cycle, Leaving Cert and general music appreciation Please make sure to give feedback and a rating if you are happy with this product! Thank you very much!

This is a blank music stave with two pages, one is your standard single line stave and the second page is for bass and treble cleff. This is a suitable resource for taster music classes or if a student forgets their manuscript copy. Enjoy!

This resource is aimed to help students learn to clap out the rhythms they see on a piece of music. There are two sheets. One sheet helps those who prefer counting with numbers, the other page counts rhythms using rhymes and words. There are also blank spaces for students to write their own words/phrases.

This is a way for students to recap the elements of music. This activity can be done in pairs or individually. The first page is for students to try remember and recall the elements of music. The second page is to recall and create a vocabulary bank to describe/explain each element of music. This is a great way to ease students back into the music class. Thank you for shopping with me! Happy Learning!

This is a guide to Junior Cycle Music Processing Effects (May also be helpful for the analysis of Queen Bohemian Rhapsody in Leaving Cert Music) This takes students through a written understanding of music mixing effects such as reverb, delay, compression, distortion and more. I would greatly appreciate any feedback and a 5 star rating if you enjoy the product! Thank you for choosing to shop in my online store!

(F1) Aural Lesson Worksheet – ‘Les Toreadors’ From Carmen Suite No.1 Home > Downloads > Secondary > 1st Year > (F1) Aural Lesson Worksheet – ‘Les Toreadors’ From Carmen Suite No.1 This is a worksheet to accompany a listening to the piece ‘Les Toreadors’ from Carmen Suite No.1. This is by the Romantic Composer Georges Bizet. Many students will recognise this piece from being played on the Podiums at Formula One races. So this is a great piece to bring in students prior knowledge. This worksheet includes: A section where students are to carry out independent learning (to find out 3 facts about the composer) A section where students discuss whether they have heard the piece before and what emotion it evokes A section to analyse the music, discussing tempo, dynamics……etc and to discuss features of romantic era music A section for students to draw an image of what comes to mind when they hear the music

This resource is great for students to stick into their music notebooks. They simply fill in every music word they learn that corresponds to each element. e.g in ‘Tempo’ students can write allegro, largo… to build their vocabulary to describe tempo and so on. This is great as once this is in their music notebooks, they have a place to refer to while learning to describe music. @ocmusicfiles on Instagram

This resource is a fun way for students to share their favourite songs. This resource lets students make a playlist of 4 songs. Once they finish their playlist, there is a space for them to draw the cover art of their favourite song. This is a great way for students to ease into their music classes, with a chance to have fun and show the teachers what music they like! @ocmusicfiles on instagram

This resource involves a back to school bingo activity. This is a great game to add to your lessons for breaking the ice after the summer break. There is one calling card and 30 playing cards to be printed. The words used are random words related to music. Thank you for looking and downloading this resource! Enjoy!

Music Wordsearch - Tempo and Dynamics This wordsearch is great for students to recap key words in music. The students must use one colour pen for finding the dynamic related words, and a different colour for finding the tempo words. This will test students knowledge, while also building their music vocabulary. Bonus tip: Ask students to write out the definitions next to each key word. The words involved in this resource: Lento Grave Vivace Andante Presto Piano Largo Adagio Forte Moderato Pianissimo Fortissimo Allegro

A4 Music posters of tempo and articulation definitions to hang in your classroom. 9 posters included in this resource of : Articulation Staccato & Legato  Tempo Largo  Adagio Moderato Andante  Allegro Presto This resource is in PDF format Thank you for choosing to shop with my resources!

This is a two page resource. Page 1: A word search for students to recap key words Page 2: A section for students to write the definition out for each of the words. PDF Format - Words in word search: - CHORALE - ARIA - RECITATIVE - CADENCE - MODULATION - OSTINATO - MELISMA - CANON - COUNTERPOINT - SEQUENCE

This resource contains 6 music posters to help support the teaching of dynamics. The posters are A4 size in pdf format. The posters include Explanation of Dynamics Piano Forte Chart to show pp --> ff Crescendo Decrescendo Thank you for choosing to shop with me!

This resource is a list of major and minor intervals, with songs that can help students identify them. Benefits of learning how to identify intervals: -Students have a better understanding of how note distances sound while writing -melodies in exams/without an instrument -Training their musical ear  -Helps them with relative pitch -Better understand the relationships between two notes  -Helps with sight singing This resource includes one A4 sheet. This is great for students to stick into an A4 copy or folder, or simply to hang on the wall. This resource comes with a black and white version, as well as a colour version.

These are A4 sized posters/flashcards you can use in your music classroom. There are posters of the following explaining: Semibreve Note Semibreve Rest Minim Note Minim Rest Crotchet Note Crotchet Rest  Quaver Note  Quaver Rest  Semiquaver Note Semiquaver Rest Bonus Resource There are also seven A4 clapping exercise posters included (14 pages altogether as they include): Clapping without aid (7 pages) Clapping with count aid (7 pages)

Trailer Film Music Activity This activity works on looking at how music can change the mood of a trailer. Students love to watch scenes from their favourite films, so this is a great activity for working with film music. This resource includes: Teacher guide to using this activity  3 sections to work on 3 different trailers Each sheet includes questions to keep students on task and to analyse the music

This resource includes an easy to understand explanation of: – Explaining what a cadence is – Explaining the difference between finished and unfinished cadences – Finished: Perfect and Plagal cadences – Unfinished: Imperfect and Interrupted cadences This is a great resource for students to stick into their copy books or folders. It is an A4 size and is in PDF format. Thank you for taking the time to look and shop at my online store.

Bring your students back in time to the Renaissance! This presentation is in PDF format and includes two lessons. This outlines a brief history about the renaissance and goes through the type of music during this time. Youtube links to resources found about each instrument and music included in this lesson also. Lesson 1 includes: Brief history Instruments Features Singing exercise (polyphonic feature of renaissance ) Lesson 2 Recap previous lesson Listening activity Musical Bingo (the bingo cards are not included. for this you need to pick key words you find suitable for your class and to create the game from there. This can be done by writing 8-10 words on the board and asking students to write any 6 into their copy. You can then pull each word out of a hat and which ever student has all keywords first wins.) I would appreciate any feedback and a 5 star rating if you enjoy the product! Thank you for choosing to shop in my online store!

This is a worksheet aimed at looking at how music plays a role in film/tv. Music has the power to change how a viewer perceives a movie, therefore students can have some fun with the short film ‘Piper’ (which can be found on Disney+). Youtube also has great music to use alongside changing the mood of music, or students can pick a song to change the mood. Simply mute the ‘Piper’ video and play a different song in the background. This worksheet includes questions about: The role music has on mood in films How changing the music in a film can change the story Section to create a graphic score