Four play alongs on the note A. Perfect for percussion. Resource includes sheet music and play along/backing tracks.

Recorder play long for Spooksville! Can you keep up with the Wicked Witch? This resource includes sheet music, backing and play along track. The music uses the notes E, F#, G, A and B.

Get your Boomwhackers ready to play Bahama bounce Resource includes: Sheet music (with and without written notes) Play along and backing tracks

Get your Boomwhackers ready and enjoy playing Whack attack! Whack attack is written for 4 groups playing different parts. This resource includes sheet music (with and without written notes) and backing/play along tracks.

Get your class playing together with Hidden treasure! Hidden treasure is written for Ukulele, Recorder, Boomwhackers and Tuned percussion. Resource includes: Sheet music (with and without written notes) Play along and backing track

Get your Boomwhackers ready and enjoy playing Tubalism! Tubalism is written for 4 groups playing different parts. This resource includes sheet music (with and without written notes) and backing/play along tracks.

3 note waltz for trumpet (and any other Bb brass) Resource includes sheet music and play along/backing tracks

Can you keep up with the Whacker waltz? Written for Boomwhackers, this waltz gets progressively faster. Resource includes: Sheet music (with and without note names) and play along/backing tracks

Tranquility for Ukulele. This piece is designed for finger picking but can be played using a pick/plectrum too. This resource includes the play along and backing tracks and sheet music.

3 note waltz for Eb Brass Resource includes sheet music and play along/backing tracks

3 note waltz for Trombone Resource includes sheet music and play along/backing tracks

This resource includes sheet music and backing/play along tracks for We will rock you for Bb brass, Eb brass and Trombone (Concert pitch)

Tetris for keyboards/percussion

A Video Game Music topic perfect for KS2 (and KS3!) This topic gives students the opportunity to: Learn about the history of video game music Learn how sounds and music were created during the 80’s (Chiptune music) Listen to a variety of different styles of music used in video games throughout time Create their own video game music using Beepbox (free online software) Create their own pixel characters and scenes using Make 8-bit art (free online software) This resource does not come with a lesson plan but notes are included on each slide (in Powerpoint) with a suggested week to week learning sequence.