1 page per set work summary of each element of music including melody, harmony, texture, instrumentation, timbre, rhythm & structure. Each page includes QR code to youtube video with full set work analysis. Set works included: Handel: ‘For Unto Us a Child is Born’ Mozart: Horn Concerto No. 4 in Eb Major Berlioz - Symphonie Fantastique (March Au Supplice) More set works can be purchased in the next bundle

Mind Map of set work Dam Busters by Eric Coates. Also includes QR code to link of video with analysis

A worksheet on the basics of the ukulele including 2 labelling tasks and questions on the history of the ukulele. You can choose from two differentiated worksheets, one with some additional clues. This is useful for introducing the ukulele as a topic or as a non-practical lesson.

Revision mind map including analysis of set work and individual elements of music (harmony, melody, texture, instrumentation and rhythm). There is a QR code linking to a video that analyses the music further. Suitable in particular for those teaching CCEA GCSE Music (NI Curriculum).

Revision mind map including analysis of set work and individual elements of music (harmony, melody, texture, instrumentation and rhythm). There is a QR code linking to a video that analyses the music further. Suitable in particular for those teaching CCEA GCSE Music (NI Curriculum).

Revision mind map including analysis of set work and individual elements of music (harmony, melody, texture, instrumentation and rhythm). There is a QR code linking to a video that analyses the music further. Suitable in particular for those teaching CCEA GCSE Music (NI Curriculum)

Revision mind map including analysis of set work and individual elements of music (harmony, melody, texture, instrumentation, structure and rhythm). There is a QR code linking to a video that analyses the music further. Suitable in particular for those teaching CCEA GCSE Music (NI Curriculum).

Revision mind map including analysis of set work and individual elements of music (harmony, melody, texture, instrumentation and rhythm). There is a QR code linking to a video that analyses the music further. Suitable in particular for those teaching CCEA GCSE Music (NI Curriculum) Set works included: Stonewall - Boys of Belfast/ The Girl I Left Behind Beoga - Prelude Polka, Paddy’s Polka, Millstream Reel

A short 3 lesson unit analysing Saint-Saens Dance Macabre. Perfect for Halloween time! This unit consists of 3 PowerPoint slides and accompanying worksheets. Lesson 1 - Introduction. Discussing Henry Cazalis’ poem, making musical predictions and listening to the piece for the first time. Lesson 2 - Understanding Musical Feature. Pupils will analyse the music in more detail and carry out a listening task with 12 questions. Lesson 3 - Themes. Pupils will learn about the ghost and skeleton theme. They will then compose their own Halloween theme on classroom instruments (whichever you have available).

A fun one off lesson suitable for KS3 classes at Halloween. Worksheet includes identifying notes on a keyboard, working out notes using a stave and performing a simple melody on the keyboard. This is a basic version suitable for year 7s and 8s with little to no keyboard experience.

A colourful wall display featuring the elements of music with focus on KS3 and GCSE terminology. This can be edited to add or remove any words that you need. Excellent for a word wall and perfect for enhancing the pupils musical vocabulary in preparation for exams.

A worksheet on steps, skips, leaps & repeats.

A Folk Music unit focussing on Sea Shanties & Irish Traditional Music. Tasks include performing the Wellerman sea shanty, composing a jig and several listening activities. Lesson 1 - Introduction to folk music Lesson 2 - Sea Shanties Lesson 3 - Irish Traditional Music (identifying instruments & google forms quiz) Lesson 4 - Irish Traditional Music (learning about ornamentation & binary form + listening activity) Lesson 5 - How to compose a jig (this lesson could be extended over a few lessons as needed)

A zombie composer themed escape room -Perfect for revising various topics in Music in an interactive way. Can be carried out remotely or in class. Section 1 - Dynamics Section 2 - Note Values Section 3 - Instruments of the Orchestra Section 4 - Jigsaw fun This ‘zombie composer’ themed escape room is suitable for KS3 pupils and can be edited to add or change any questions. You will be given a Word document with the link to the quiz. Please make sure you MAKE A COPY so you can edit it yourself.

A useful 2 page help sheet on creating a GCSE level composition. Includes information on chords, chord mapping, cadences, inversions, and melody writing.

The perfect set of resources to introduce Music to your year 7 class! This 5 lesson unit explores the elements of Music incorporating youtube links, class activities, composing as well as starters & plenaries. It is suitable for remote learning and in class lessons (I have been using it myself for years!) What is in the bundle? Google Slides for lessons 1-5 Accompanying booklet on Microsoft word - editable Google forms quiz - editable NOTE: Please make sure to MAKE A COPY of any slides or the google forms to edit. Lesson 1 & 2 - Elements of MusicThis can take 1 or 2 lessons depending on how you wish to teach it. Lesson 3 - Listening tasks & application of elements Lesson 4 - Rhythm Lesson on rhythm grids (with accompanying links to youtube videos) Lesson 5 - Recap & Google Forms Quiz see separate link for editable version of quiz. Please let me know if you have any questions and leave a review if you are happy! Enjoy.

Revision mind map including analysis of set work and individual elements of music (harmony, melody, texture, instrumentation and rhythm). There is a QR code linking to a video that analyses the music further. Suitable in particular for those teaching CCEA GCSE Music (NI Curriculum).

Sheet music for Stranger Things Theme & Running Up That Hill (with notes!) Suitable for KS3 Music - end of year fun!

Booklet and Slides based on instruments of the Orchestra - suitable for year 7/8 pupils with a variety of tasks both practical and listening. Unit can be adapted for lessons over a 4-6 week time scale. Bundle includes: Booklet including worksheets on the each family of the orchestra, performing tasks and wordsearches. Powerpoints on: Introduction to the orchestra Layout of the orchestra Playing a melody (Ode to Joy) Google Forms quiz link on Ode to Joy

A 6 - 8 week unit on the Blues & Protest Music for KS3 (I do in year 9) including PowerPoints, booklet and worksheets, suitable for blended learning or in school learning. Scheme of work included. Easily adaptable resources.