With keywords taken directly from the Model Music Curriculum, you can use these posters to be a quick reminder for you or your pupils. Ranging from Year 1 – Year 6, these posters are great to keep safe ready for you to tick off everything your children should know by the end of each year.

Get your class in the spirit of Easter whilst learning about reading music on the stave with this Easter music worksheet!

Help the Easter Bunny label and decorate his eggs correctly by drawing on the correct notes in the stave. A simple Easter music worksheet!

Need a simple selection of easter music worksheets? Look no further with this simple ready to print worksheet!

Need a simple musical easter worksheet? Look no further with this simple ready to print worksheet!

Use this poster to support your class’s learning of the notes on a guitar. Complete with an easy acronym to help your class remember the names of the notes of the six strings.

Need a quick activity for the end of term? Simply print these colouring sheets and have your class paint by numbers whilst learning about the different rhythmic notes.

Never Forget by Take That Band Arrangement is a comprehensive and detailed version of Never Forget by Take That that any KS2 band can pick up. It is written for : Flute Clarinet (Bb) Alto Saxophone (Eb) Trumpet (Bb) Percussion Xylophone Acoustic Guitar Ukulele Keyboard Violin © To give you the best chance of finding a combination of instruments & abilities that work. This is just one of our full band arrangements within the library, click here to view all the other songs we have arranged for primary bands.

Don’t have access to enough keyboards this lesson? Don’t worry! We’ve got you covered with our new virtual piano. In this powerpoint your class will be able to press the keys and hear the notes whilst trying to work through a series of questions relating to the keys before them. Why not give it a go this lesson and see just how much using our virtual piano can impact on their musical learning.

Part 3 in our full presentation series of lessons focused on exploring Hip Hop. This week, we take a look into hip hop bass lines.

Part 2 in our full presentation series of lessons focused on exploring Hip Hop. This week, we use Garageband/BandLab to create some popular hip-hop drum beats that the children can hear in songs.

This easy to use, done for you Powerpoint presentation is all you need to help your children discover hip-hop. Lesson one focuses on remixing the lyrics of the rap “Fresh Prince Of Bel Air”.

Use this presentation to teach your class all about the sacred traditions of aboriginal Australian music.

Cover the history of Gospel music all within this poster! Perfect for a music classroom or music display, these posters are part of our ‘All about genres’ series.

Have a go at recognising these musical instruments in your music lessons fun with this interactive powerpoint game! How many can you get right? This PowerPoint presentation uses Macros. In order for the presentation to work fully please follow these instructions before using it: For Windows Users: Click the File tab. Click Options. Click Trust Center, and then click Trust Center Settings. In the Trust Center, click Macro Settings. Check or uncheck Trust access to the VBA project object model to enable or disable access to Visual Basic Projects. Click OK. For Mac Users: Click the PowerPoint menu. Click Preferences. Click Security & Privacy. To allow all macros to run select the Enable all macros radio button.

Careers in music may seem like they are behind a locked door with no key, but there are so many to choose from! Here are some of our favourite careers in music.

Songwriting Part Four is here! we take you through the basics of how to improve your lyrics using more descriptive language. This is sure to be a lesson the kids will never forget!