12 Rounds of Christmas Music Fun Guess the intro Carols Christmas Film Music Handbell covers Reversed Songs Christmas hits of the 2020s One hit wonders and many many more Powerpoint with audio links and an answer sheet

Series of Christmas Melodies in PDF format with letter guides for developing right hand keyboard technique with a festive twist.

A resource that can be used as practice long answer questions, a revision exercise, or as weekly homeworks. 12 questions covering a range of content for the OCR GCSE Music but a majority could be relevent to a number of GCSE Music courses (Edexcel, AQA, Eduquas etc) if you remove the questions about middle eastern music.

Booklet suitable for all GCSE and A level exam boards that require musical dictation. 15 sets of listening activities with workbook, answer book, and audio. Activities begin with musical interval recognition and progress to progressively more complex exercises.

This is perfect for cover or for a one of lesson on performance or listening that is winter themed. Good for KS3. No audio included but you can use your favourite streaming service to find recordings of Christmas at Hogwarts - John Williams and Sleigh Ride - Anderson. Large number of listening questions included linked to musical elements. Then a performance sheet for keyboard with notes on and notation. All you need is paper for students to write their answers on.

A 7-8 lesson scheme looking at composing music to a film clip (ideally using garageband but can be adapted to any DAW). Includes scheme, 2 knowledge organsiers in differing formats, and a presentation with links to clips etc.

10 pop songs with parts for keyboard, guitar, ukulele, bass and vocals 2002 - Anne Marie Paradise - George Ezra Shotgun - George Ezra New Rules - Dua Lipa These Days - Rudimental I’ll be There - Jess Glynn For You - Rita Ora and Liam Payne Leave a light on - Tom Walker One Kiss - Dua Lipa and Calvin Harris No Tears Left to Cry - Ariana Grande

New Lead Sheets with parts for vocals, guitar, ukulele, keyboard, and bass. What was I made for - Billie Eilish Dance the night - Dua Lipa Flowers - Miley Cyrus Celestial - Ed Sheeran Antihero - Taylor Swift I’m good - David Guetta / Bebe Rexha Calm Down - Rema 0800 Heaven - Ella Henderson

Visual guide to the most commonly used structures in music.

Parts for School band (Flute, Clarinet X2, Violins, Guitar, Keyboard, Drums, Bariton Horn, and Bassoon) for a medley of christmas songs. Carol of the Bells, Once in Royal David’s City, God rest ye merry Gentlemen, the Nutcracker. All PDFs

6-8 lesson scheme of work on an introduction to classical music. Suitable for KS2 or KS3. Focuses on the eras of music, keyboard and singing skills, and listening comprehension. Inspirations has been taken from some of the ABRSM classroom 200 resources but they have been linked in a coherent way and using my own resources. HIghly recommend the clasroom 200 as a resource! Includes audio clips, notation worksheets (do check the ABRSM ones though as some notes are wrong! I’ve tried to correct them as best as I can) and lesson slides. Youtube links also included.

8 pop songs for keyboard, guitar, ukulele, bass and vocals Dance Monkey - Tones and I Nice to Meet Ya - Niall Horran Somewhere Only We Know - Keane Believer - Imagine Dragons All Star - Smashmouth Take me back to London - Ed Sheeran etc. Bad Guy - Billie Eilish Someone You Loved - Lewis Capaldi

8 songs for keyboard, guitar, ukulele, bass and vocals Blinded by the Lights - WKND Anywhere away from here - Rag and Bone Man Levitating - Dua Lipa Drivers License - Olivia Rodrigo Afterglow - Ed Sheeran Wellerman Someone You Loved - Lewis Capaldi Your Power - Billie Eilish

With parts for keyboard, ukulele, bass guitar, guitar, drums, and vocals. Fearless Story of Us Love Story You Belong to Me Enchanted Our Song

Including parts for keys, guitar, bass, drumkit, vocals, and ukulele Wonderwall Little by Little Don’t Look Back in Anger Supersonic Champagne Supernova

This is perfect for cover or for a one of lesson on performance or listening that is halloween themed. Good for KS3. No audio included but you can use your favourite streaming service to find recordings of ‘This is Halloween’ and ‘Spooky Scary Skeletons’. Large number of listening questions included linked to musical elements. Then a performance sheet for keyboard with notes on and notation. All you need is paper for students to write their answers on.

To last a whole term. Aimed at year 8 or 9 looking at 1950s to the 2010s. Follows the structure of: A lesson the context and history and appreciation. A lesson on performing from that decade and then a composition task from that era. Includes scheme outline, powerpoint and knowledge organiser.

A 6 lesson scheme looking at composing using the AABA structure, major and minor chords, and the pentatonic scale to build a melody. Presentation, Scheme and Knowledge Organiser included.

Simple keyboard and ukulele parts for a 12 bar blues in G. Easy melody, chords, and bassline.