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Uno-inspired playing cards with musical symbols in place of numbers. Print off TWO DOUBLE SIDED copies, laminate, cut out, then play using standard UNO rules. A fun activity to reinforce some basic musical symbols, as an ice-breaker, or for when students have finished early. Can also be used as stand-alone flashcards.

A mind map of several sub-genres of Rock Music organised by the decade in which they came to prominence. Each genres contains examples of bands that represent that genre, as well as arrows linking between genres to suggest a cultural link, and dashed lines between genres indicating an "anti" link (for example, punk rock as a push back against glam rock). These resources are worksheets that go with the Rock Music Mind Map listed on my page. The worksheets are the original mind map with elements t

A mind map of several sub-genres of Rock Music organised by the decade in which they came to prominence. Each genres contains examples of bands that represent that genre, as well as arrows linking between genres to suggest a cultural link, and dashed lines between genres indicating an "anti" link (for example, punk rock as a push back against glam rock). This resources is intended to complement the blank Rock Music Mind Map listed for free on my page - to be used as the "answer sheet" or just a

A simple page of 27 notes on the bass clef with space for students to write the name of the note. Great for revision, a quick primer activity, assessment, or for relief teachers (answer page included).

A simple page of 27 notes on the treble clef with space for students to write the name of the note. Great for revision, a quick primer activity, assessment, or for relief teachers (answer page included).

A Powerpoint file containing 5 common Latin American percussion rhythms divided into separate percussive parts notated using a grid formation. Images help students keep track of their parts, counts are included at the top. A simple and elegant way to have students play through Latin American rhythms as a large or small ensemble as an introduction to the style and instruments as well as different polyrhythms. Can also be used as the base for a class performance on top of the rhythms.

A easy to manage literacy/technology activity for Music. Students research a technological invention for their instrument then embark on creating a presentation of their findings. Students are guided by questions/prompts of increasing complexity and depth. Awesome for lessons where no instruments are available or for a casual/relief teacher.

- 6 different practice methods or tasks cards for your band students. - Can be cut out and assigned to individuals. - Perfect for those that need a little more than a "practice your instrument" directive. - Also good for targeting students with specific needs: mis-pitching, stage fright, confidence issues etc.

A simple poster for Stage 4 (or 5) with some basic need-to-know vocabulary terms to promote discussions and awareness. Want more? Check out the same poster for: - Duration- Pitch- Structure- Texture- Dynamics and Expressive Techniques

Empower students to work out for themselves what key they are in based on the key signature they see in front of them. This .png is in the form of an easy-to-follow flowchart that is best used in conjunction with What and Why of Keys and Key Signatures Infographic.

A simple poster for Stage 4 (or 5) with some basic need-to-know vocabulary terms to promote discussions and awareness. Want more? Check out the same poster for: - Duration- Pitch- Tone Colour- Texture- Dynamics and Expressive Techniques

A simple poster for Stage 4 (or 5) with some basic need-to-know vocabulary terms to promote discussions and awareness. Want more? Check out the same poster for: - Duration- Pitch- Tone Colour- Structure- Texture

A simple poster for Stage 4 (or 5) with some basic need-to-know vocabulary terms to promote discussions and awareness. Want more? Check out the same poster for: - Duration- Pitch- Tone Colour- Structure- Dynamics and Expressive Techniques

A simple poster for Stage 4 (or 5) with some basic need-to-know vocabulary terms to promote discussions and awareness. Want more? Check out the same poster for: - Pitch- Tone Colour- Structure- Texture- Dynamics and Expressive Techniques

A simple poster for Stage 4 (or 5) with some basic need-to-know vocabulary terms to promote discussions and awareness. Want more? Check out the same poster for: - Duration- Tone Colour- Structure- Texture- Dynamics and Expressive Techniques

An Infographic in .png form to help students quickly know and understand what a key signature, key and a scale is, and the difference between them, as well as why they matter. This is best used in conjunction with the Keys and Key Signatures Flowchart.