EarMark

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 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).

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.

- 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.