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.

Set of printable cards. Each has a scale such as D major, A minor pentatonic, Blues in G etc on them. Also on them is a variety of ways to play them such as staccato, legato, dotted etc. The idea is that students pick cards at random and roll a dice (IRL or virtually) to discover the way they need to practice the scale. A fun way to warm up or learn about a variety of musical scales.

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 Prokofiev’s Troika and Vivaldi’s Winter. 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.

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.

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.