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THE Ultimate Chord Charts. The absolute last chord reference resource you will ever need. This HUGE pack includes every major and minor chord from C through to B. That's 24 chords! Hang these up, hand them out, and never again be asked (or have to ask yourself!) how to play any major or minor chord your may come upon either on the piano, ukulele, guitar or bass guitar. Features: - root position, 1st and 2nd inversion for keys - colour-coded root (pink) and 3rd and 5th (yellow) notes - variou

Simple flashcards for students to work on their recognition of the notes on the treble clef. Print double-sided (or single-sided as well for a greater range of activities!), laminate, cut, and off you go!

A fun, colourful and light-hearted poster to help demonstrate the lengths of notes by way of a pie-chart (in the form of a pizza!) Also comes with a worksheet based on the poster. Good way to reinforce numeracy skills while revising note lengths.

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 3-page blank template around which you can set a make-your-own instrument task. This template includes: - a description of the task and ideas for materials. - a space for drawing a diagram. - questions regarding classifying, categorising, and describing the instrument. - a method/procedure page. RED VERSION

A must-have supplement to the C major charts! Hang these up and never again will your students need to ask how to play any minor chord. Features: - Traditional notation, Piano diagram, Ukulele, Bass and Guitar chord windows - First and second inversion for Piano - Identification of root (pink) and 3rd and 5th notes (yellow) If this works for you, check out the FREE C major chords pack as well as the sharps/flats pack. Or better yet, get EVERY major and minor chord in the Ultimate Chord Charts bu

A must-have supplement to your chord packs: for the more advanced students and more complex key signatures! Hang these up and never again will your students (or you!) need to ask how to play those pesky chromatic chords. Features: - Traditional notation, Piano diagram, Ukulele, Bass and Guitar chord windows - First and second inversion for Piano - Identification of root (pink) and 3rd and 5th notes (yellow) If this works for you, check out the FREE C major chords pack as well as the diatonic min

A 3-page blank template around which you can set a make-your-own instrument task. This template includes: - a description of the task and ideas for materials. - a space for drawing a diagram. - questions regarding classifying, categorising, and describing the instrument. - a method/procedure page. Black/White/Grey version

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

The last chord chart reference guide you'll ever need for your classroom. Hang these up and never again will your students need to ask how to play any chord of the C Major Scale! Features: - Traditional notation, Piano diagram, Ukulele, Bass and Guitar chord windows - First and second inversion for Piano - Identification of root (pink) and 3rd and 5th notes (yellow) If this works for you, check out the minor chords pack and the sharps/flats pack. Or better yet, get EVERY major and minor chord i

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 quick survey (one question!) to ask your students: "Who do you work well with?" To help you build your seating plan - who should you place next to whom? (or more importantly, who should you NOT place next to whom?) x3 per page

Four beginner riffs for budding guitarists. Each riff is accompanied by a QR code which, when scanned, leads to a YouTube video of the song. If shared as a PDF, students can click on the title of the song which will also take them to the YouTube video. Space under each riff for feedback/assessment/improvement as well as a mark.

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.

Flashcards for music Concepts terms and vocabulary. Inspired by "Articulate" - a board game in which players must try to get their teammate to say the word on the card by describing it - but without saying the word itself! (The word is determined by landing on a certain coloured square on the board game and using the corresponding colour on the card) However, these can be used in any number of ways - get creative! This version is for the US, due to minor spelling differences than the UK/AUS/NZ v

- 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 3-page blank template around which you can set a make-your-own instrument task. This template includes: - a description of the task and ideas for materials. - a space for drawing a diagram. - questions regarding classifying, categorising, and describing the instrument. - a method/procedure page. YELLOW VERSION

Flashcards for music Concepts terms and vocabulary. Inspired by "Articulate" - a board game in which players must try to get their teammate to say the word on the card by describing it - but without saying the word itself! (The word is determined by landing on a certain coloured square on the board game and using the corresponding colour on the card) However, these can be used in any number of ways - get creative! This version is for the UK, Australia, New Zealand etc, due to minor spelling diff