This is a set of worksheets to develop understanding of dynamics and consolidate a pupil’s knowledge in the subject area.

Music Note Value Worksheets. 4 worksheets to develop understanding of music notes. 1st sheet - semibreve minim crotchet and quaver 2nd sheet - added in double quavers 3rd & 4th sheet is when dotted notes are added in. Each worksheet starts with a copy out task to ensure pupils are reading and seeing exactly what is being covered. Sheets include music sums, paragraph questions, create your own sums and identify the notes. Variety of activities within worksheet. All worksheets come with answers to make marking them much easier.

The origins and development of the blues. Some facts and music concepts that could be used for an s2 - s4 class all depending o the classes of course.

Music Notes and Symbols Dominoes, match up cards and flash cards Flashcards with information on them to allow pupils to learn names of note values and symbols in music. Match up cards. You only have the picture or the name and you have to match up the information correctly. Music note Dominoes. Playing the normal rules of dominoes but with music notes. Match up the symbols or notes whilst.

This is a beginning explanation and some general information on string instruments. Some of the pictures have hyperlinks (hope they still work even though i'm uploading it to Tes)

Information on some of the woodwind instruments found in the orchestra

Just a bit of information and some pictures of the instruments in the percussion family.

Information and some great hyperlinks to brass instruments. Lets you know about the inside workings of Brass instruments.

Information about the different cadences and what to listen out for.

Flash cards to cut out and pair up. Tarsia puzzle for pupils Concept check up sheets with answers. Overview revision sheet

Music is math language history reading science POSTER. PDF poster to display showing how music links with other subjects. Music is math language history reading science POSTER Music can change the world Where words fail, Music speaks Life is better Music is what feelings sound like

Assuming pupils can already read rhythms, this starts them out thinking of Q and A rhythms as a starting point for teir composition. They would then add in chords and use the notes of the chords. I just used a written out sheet with this presentation, so just write out simple ne bar rhythms with space for tem to add a second bar.

Just a simple quiz mixing music and christmas together. Can fill a bit of time at the end of a lesson or you could adapt the questions in relation to your previous topics/tasks.

Can be used as a starter for older pupils to think of timbre, dynamics etc or can be used as an imaginative task for younger pupils and this can last longer. Choose any piece of music and play along with the slides, not sure if the audios will work from this donwload.