A dominoes style revision game on the Eduqas GCSE Music set work, Toto’s Africa. The resource is complete with 22 dominoes and an answer card for the teacher. It covers the information from the Eduqas supplied knowledge organiser with a bit more detail on keys. It will not be useful for you unless you have chosen to teach your students that the home key is B major (as I know Eduqas gave a few modal options too). It is definitely not exhaustive, nor was it intended to be, but has been very useful as a revision and recall tool for my Y10 and Y11 classes over the past 5 years. Instructions for the game (class size dependent): Students are given a domino or more dependent on the size of your class On the left hand side is an answer to a question on another student’s domino (remember to mix them up after printing so they aren’t given out in order - I have made that mistake before!), or START if they are the beginning domino. The student with the final answer will have END on their domino. On the right hand side of the domino they have a question. The student reads their answer and then the question. The student with the answer to the previous question will then give their answer, followed by their question (so on and so forth). Optional: Many of my classes have enjoyed timing how long it takes them to complete the dominoes and seeing if they can beat their record whenever they complete them I hope your classes enjoy them!

A dominoes style revision game on the Eduqas GCSE Music set work, Bach’s Badinerie. The resource is complete with 27 dominoes and an answer card for the teacher. It covers the information from the Eduqas supplied knowledge organiser with a bit more detail on context. It is definitely not exhaustive, nor was it intended to be, but has been very useful as a revision and recall tool for my Y10 and Y11 classes over the past 5 years. Instructions for the game (class size dependent): Students are given a domino or more dependent on the size of your class On the left hand side is an answer to a question on another student’s domino (remember to mix them up after printing so they aren’t given out in order - I have made that mistake before!), or START if they are the beginning domino. The student with the final answer will have END on their domino. On the right hand side of the domino they have a question. The student reads their answer and then the question. The student with the answer to the previous question will then give their answer, followed by their question (so on and so forth). Optional: Many of my classes have enjoyed timing how long it takes them to complete the dominoes and seeing if they can beat their record whenever they complete them I hope your classes enjoy them!

Not a download but a link. This video features 25 practice questions for the Eduqas GCSE Music set work, Bach’s Badinerie. There are answers included after each section.