<p>Cover lesson for students Self-Isolating relating to Beethoven.<br /> Some facts and then a research/design task.</p> <p>Could be used for in school cover for a non specialist or sent to students as emergency self isolation cover.</p> <p>Template can be reused and adapted for any composer etc.</p>

<p>Short stand along 2 lesson unit on Rap.</p> <p>Can be used in line with Covid curriculum.</p> <p>Could be adapetd to be longer/include more practical features.<br /> Students writing lyrics for a rap and listening and appraising features.</p> <p>Suitable for KS3.</p>

<p>Rock, Pop &amp; Hip-Hop Ukulele TAB</p> <p>Two sheets (can be printed double sided into a 1 page resource) of Ukulele TAB. Some simple one string tab, some more complex 2, 3 and 4 string TAB for ukulele. Differentiated to help beginner ukulele TAB readers and more experienced learners.</p> <p>Songs include:</p> <ul> <li>Seven Nation army</li> <li>Smoke on the water</li> <li>Your Power</li> <li>Layla</li> <li>Jump</li> <li>Still DRE</li> <li>Heart Shaped Box</li> <li>American Idiot</li> </ul>

These are not resources created by me. This is just a collection of different Musical Futures style Band Performance Sheets I have collected from different places that have been useful in the classroom. Enjoy!

30 seconds to name Tutor Time Game<br /> <br /> Tutor time Game, one student has 30 seconds to name 10 of something (e.g. capital cities) with the help of others who raise their hand. 30 different slides. Easy to add more if you wanted. Would be great for any KS2/3/4 Tutor group!

Basic Music Theory Assessment<br /> <br /> - Focuses on note value/pitch/basic theory<br /> - Could be used as a work sheet or assessment to test Theory knowledge<br /> - Roughly in line with Grade 1 Theory knowledge<br /> - Could be useful as a recap for GCSE students or teaching resource for KS3

Blues Unit (PP and Resources)<br /> Used with Year 7's. Unit of Blues work that could be used with resources needed for it. May need adapting for different learners, also includes some translations of key words as used in an international school. Enjoy!

Beat It!<br /> <br /> Unit designed for Year 6/7 in an international school in Sweden.<br /> <br /> 4 lesson short introductory unit, aimed at building up singing and elements of Music knowledge. Could be adapted for a variety of different ages or learners, used as a longer unit or adapted for a one off KS2 or KS3 lesson. No resources needed and should be very inclusive, it has been downloaded from a Google Slide file so if there are problems with formatting please let me know.<br /> <br /> Thanks!

African Drumming and Chanting short Unit of 3 lessons designed for a KS3 class in an international school in Sweden. Could be adapted simply for a KS2/3 class in the UK. Focus on African Instruments, Chanting, Drumming and key percussion terms.<br /> <br /> Enjoy!

Powerpoint recapping key Elements of Music facts with short listening tests and matching activities included. Songs aren't in the Powerpoint but it is easy to find examples to use via Spotify. I have used it with Year 10's to recap Elements of Music.

Pokemon Go Go Go!<br /> <br /> 4 week lesson planned for Grade 5/English Year 7 in a international school in Sweden. Focused around introduction to leitmotifs, listening skills and the background of the orchestra. It could be adapted for a longer unit or a one of lesson for Ks 2/3. It is downloaded from GoogleSlides so if there are any formatting issues please let me know.<br /> <br /> Enjoy!

Year 7 Sixties Music PowerPoint<br /> <br /> Powerpoint designed for Swedish Grade 5/Year 7 students in an International School. Would need tweeking for English students. Short Unit of 5 lessons based around The Beatles, Intro to Guitar, Protest Songs and 2 lessons on a 60's song performance on Guitar.<br /> <br /> Could be adapted for Ks2/3 learners.<br /> <br /> Enjoy!

Ukulele Chord Chart<br /> <br /> Does what it says on the tin....

<p>Simple Graphic score lesson, can be done using vocal &amp; body percussion or percussion instruments. Easy to deliver for non specialist and set up as a long afternoon lesson (though could easily be split into several lessons). Enjoy!</p>