In this resource there are 6 ready made starter packs that you can use in your lessons. They contain different questions every time with animated answers that you can work through with your class. These are useful for KS3 and KS4 to prepare students for GCSE work Some contain teaching elements with rhymes and acronyms to support learning. The resource has 6 powerpoints that cover the following areas: Treble Clef Notation Alto Clef Notation Bass Clef Notation Notes of The Keyboard Figuring out Intervals on the Keyboard Key Signatures (Major Only)

Powerpoint slides for Eduqas GCSE Music AoS2 Within this purchase it works through key areas that students need to know about for an exam with some examples being transferable straight to an exam question. Powerpoint discusses different textures in line with AoS 2 syllabus with examples of Monophonic, Homophonic, Polyphonic and then splitting each of these down into more textures. Discussion/slides on Chamber Music, Ensemble types, Jazz and Blues.

This resource introduces students to reading and working out different key signatures in music. Both sharps and flats have their own built in rhymes to help remember the order of sharps and flats alongside questions for students to try and work out It aims to build up theory for KS3/4 pupils by working through the following sections: Working out Key Signatures Working out Major Sharp Keys Working out Minor Sharp Keys Working out Major Flat Keys Working out Minor Flat Keys

This resource introduces students to different time signatures used in music. It aims to build up basic theory for KS3/4 pupils so that they become more confident with basic notation and time signatures. This short workbook section introduces students to the following elements: Simple time (duple, triple and quadruple) Compound time (duple, triple, and quadruple) Irregular Time (5 and 7) Each section has questions based on the following tasks: Adding in bar lines to match the time signature Adding in an appropriate time signature

This resource introduces students to reading notation for the first time in music. It aims to build up basic theory for KS3/4 pupils so that they become more confident with basic notation and how to identify different pitches on a stave. It includes the following sections: Treble Clef Notation Alto Clef Notation (needed for some GCSE Exam Boards) Bass Clef Notation Introduction to Sequences and Repetition Score reading

This resource introduces students to major and minor (harmonic and melodic) scales by introducing students to the following concepts: Degrees of the scale Major scales (introducing the order of Tones and Semitones) with questions allowing for students to work through a range of examples Harmonic Minor Scales (based upon borrowing the major key signature and then raising the 7th note) with questions allowing for students to work through a range of examples Melodic Minor Scales (based upon borrowing the major key signature and then altering notes dependent on ascending or descending scale) with questions allowing for students to work through a range of examples

This resource introduces students to reading note values in music. It aims to build up basic theory for KS3/4 pupils so that they become more confident with basic notation. It includes the following sections: Basic note values Dotted note values Triplets Questions around doubling and halving note values

This mini workbook contains 10 music in context questions that encompases a range of different theory elements designed to support the transition from KS3 into GCSE and starting to analyse scores on a basic level. Question types include: Naming the time signature or inserting an appropriate time signature Naming dynamic markings Naming the highest or lowest pitched notes Identifying Sequences and Repetition

A full theory workbook that takes beginners up to the required level for GCSE exams as well as other theory to extend and challenge students. The booklet works through the following sessions with written text, worked examples and then questions for students to complete on the following topics: Musical note values (Including dotted and triplet values) Time Signatures (Simple, Compound and Irregular) Musical Notation (Treble, Alto and Bass Clef) Key Signatures (Both Major and Minor for Sharps and Flats) Scales (Working out major and melodic/harmonic minor scales) Intervals Music in Context (Theory questions relatig to a score that are based upon theory from the booklet written in an exam style) Included in the purchase is the full PDF/Word document, as well as a PDF of each section of the booklet Individual secions are available to buy at a fraction of the overall cost

This workbook introduces students to different intervals in music by working through the following sub-sections: Figuring out intervals (based upon scale work) Perfect Intervals 3rds and 6ths

Powerpoint slides for Eduqas GCSE Music AoS1 including animated set work analysis broken down into each elelement. Within this purchase there are 4 powerpoint documents (Baroque Era, Classical Era, Romantic Era, Set-work and Musical Forms) The Baroque, Classical, and Romantic Slides include: - An animated orchestra layout - MADTSHIRT facts - Key composers with additional listening - Exam Style Questions The final powerpoint includes: Musical Structures (Binary, Ternary etc…) Animated Score with full exam analysis (MADTSHIRT Analysis)