Resources to help you deliver curriculum music lessons. All resources are designed with your pupils' success in mind. You will find resources to support the teaching of AQA GCSE Music including set works and composition. There are also schemes of work and one off resources you may find useful.
Resources to help you deliver curriculum music lessons. All resources are designed with your pupils' success in mind. You will find resources to support the teaching of AQA GCSE Music including set works and composition. There are also schemes of work and one off resources you may find useful.
Traditional Christmas songs presented in an easy to access format with melody, lyrics and chords. Perfect for keeping learning musical towards the end of term. Also great for cover lessons!
The traditional Christmas song presented in an easy to access format with melody, lyrics and chords. Perfect for keeping learning musical towards the end of term. Also great for cover lessons!
The traditional Christmas song presented in an easy to access format with melody, lyrics and chords. Perfect for keeping learning musical towards the end of term. Also great for cover lessons!
A six week practical scheme of work introducing students to AoS 3: Traditional Music (AQA GCSE). This resource is great for Year 9/10 students learning about this area of study for the first time.
- The Blues (Paulo Nutini - Pencil full of lead)
- Contemporary British Folk Music (Mumford & Sons - Little Lion Man)
- Contemporary Latin Music (Santana - Smooth)
Each genre is taught practically through performance, with practice listening questions and brief set work analysis (Santana - Smooth).
This resource includes:
- a ppt. covering all lessons and tasks.
- a student workbook
- lyrics and chords for each song
*Tracks for each of the listening songs, and original performance tracks can be found easily online.
A scheme of work for the AQA GCSE Music course. This set of resources teaches the Area of Study 2 set work in a series of 10 lessons.
There are practical activities alongside analysis and context.
This resource includes:
PowerPoint presentations for 10 lessons.
Lyrics and chords (differentiated versions) for With a Little Help from My Friends.
A student work book.
An end of unit test with short and extended answer questions.
This unit will be followed by a series of revision activities very soon.
The traditional Christmas song presented in an easy to access format with melody, lyrics and chords. Perfect for keeping learning musical towards the end of term. Also great for cover lessons!
Differentiated performance sheets for Bells are Ringing and Jingle Bells.
A tried and tested resource, popular with year 7 pupils.
The resources aim to develop pupil’s ability to play melodies on the keyboard with increasingly complex accompaniments. These arrangements work well across the full range of abilities. Add a festive feel with the addition of sleigh bells and singing.
Pupils can perform one piece or combine both in a ternary form performance.
This resource can be used as a teaching scheme developing pupil’s technique on the keyboard, or as a one-off lesson.
Bells are Ringing: 3 levels, piano music, ukulele chords and differentiated melodies in C, Eb and Bb.
Jingle Bells: 3 differentiated levels for piano with ukulele chords.
A resource to support the teaching of sea shanties. This one ‘soon may the Wellerman come’ has been made famous recently on tik tok by Nathan Evans.
This resource includes the following parts transposed into A minor:
Melody and chords for piano/keyboard/guitar
Melody in C
Melody in Bb
Melody in Eb
Plus a countermelody part for the verse for instruments in C, Bb and Eb.
An introduction to DJing and Dance Music. Pupils will learn basic DJing techniques using existing tracks. They then go on to create their own dance track which can be incorporated into their final DJ mix. This set of resources includes a medium term plan, PowerPoints, and worksheets for tracking pupils’ progress.
You can use any dance tracks as examples, and will need a selection to build a library of songs for pupils to use.
Mixxx DJing software is free to download; my pupils have enjoyed using it and found it straightforward.
I use Cubase to create the Dance Tracks.