Need meaningful, engaging music cover work that can be delivered confidently by a non-specialist teacher? This ready-to-use Film Music Cover Work Pack is ideal for KS2 and KS3 students. The resource includes a student workbook containing structured listening activities based around film music, including an extract from The Social Network. Students are guided to identify instruments, describe articulation, recognise melodic shapes and explore how composers use musical elements to create particular moods and emotions. A separate teacher answer booklet is also included, making this resource easy to set with minimal preparation and simple to manage during a cover lesson, even allowing this to be marked by a non specialist. This resource is ideal for: KS2 and KS3 Music Non-specialist cover teachers Planned or emergency cover lessons Independent student work Developing listening and musical analysis skills Exploring how music creates mood and atmosphere in film Included: Student-friendly Film Music Activity Workbook Structured listening and written tasks Questions covering instruments, articulation, melody and musical elements Teacher Answer Booklet for quick and easy marking Clear activities designed to keep students focused and working independently Simply print or share digitally, play the suggested listening extract and let students work through the activities. A practical, engaging and low-prep solution for music cover lessons.

This resource is an A to Z of the most common musical terms I use in the classroom. This activity can be used with KS2, 3 or 4 students and is an easy way to introduce certain key words or themes. This activity is ideal for cover work or homework. Included in the download is the full booklet and all individual pages to suit your needs. This resource can be added to a variety of topics as a main focus or for revision. KS3 music resources Music literacy KS3 music lesson plans KS3 music lessons secondary music resources secondary school music lesson resources KS3 music key words GCSE music literacy resources GCSE music revision resources music cover lessons non specialist music cover lessons music department resources primary music resources primary music lesson resources primary school music lessons KS1 music resources KS2 music resources KS1 music lesson KS2 music lesson music lessons for primary schools music activities for primary school National Curriculum music KS1 National Curriculum music KS2 easy music lessons for non specialist teachers Literacy in music lessons

This resource includes essential music vocabulary that KS3 and KS4 can access. Included on the infographic is a short definition of each word and examples of how to describe them. These can be used in a variety of ways: As a scaffold for KS3/KS4 pupils when answering questions about music they can hear To support pupils in forming better quality answers to questions by providing them with vocabulary to choose from Provided within a portfolio or booklet for pupils to access at home and school Displayed around the classroom to help pupils during lessons The poster/infographic provided is intended to support pupils when answering verbal or written questions by giving them words to use when describing music. Please leave a review if you have accessed any of my resources to help my future planning/creating.

This booklet is designed to give students the knowledge and understanding of Concertos through time from the OCR GCSE specification. Within the booklet there are sections to help students build up their knowledge, listen to different extracts and answer extended questions. At the end of each question there is a personal learning checklist that can be used to test students on their existing knowledge. To conclude the booklet there are 2 OCR style exam sections with links to extracts on youtube so students can contextualise their knowledge and apply this to example questions.

Instructions: Students will need a copy of this worksheet and a piece of sheet music each. I usually get mine off musescore as it is free and easy to search for popular songs. The worksheet asks students to identify different elements of the sheet music such as pitch, rhythm, key signature and BPM and is suitable for students learning how to read music. In the past I have struggled to find cover work for non specialist teachers in instrument free classrooms that is appropriate to what we are doing in class but this works really well and can be adapted to suit different abilities.

A series of revision activities, personal learning checklists, listening questions and exam style questions to help students with their revision. This booklet can be either used in class or as homework to ensure students are prepared for the 2016 OCR GCSE music exam.

This is a template for a teacher planner specifically aimed at music teachers, but any teacher can use it as there are general pages that are applicable to all subjects and age groups. This planner includes: - Front page - Notes page - Weekly planner - Daily planner - Termly planner - Assessment grids - KS3 grading criteria - OCR grading criteria for coursework - Coursework record Each page has the ability to customise aspects of it and you are free to print off multiple pages as it is made in a word document. I use this as a print out and put it in a ring binder/teacher folder for the year but you can have it as a paper planner or send it off to be printed professionally.

The aim of this unit is to enable students to form a small band and compose a blues song by utilising drums, vocals, chords (on guitar or keyboard) and bass. Within this resource pack there are documents that will help support the learning and also differentiate tasks accordingly. These lessons are aimed at KS3 students but can be used for KS4 to teach them the basics of the blues. Within this 6 lesson pack of resources you will receive: - Scheme of learning - Student booklet with chord progressions, bass tabs and all necessary resources that the learners will need - The blues bass line play along video. Students can hear what the bass line and chords sound like when playing either the easy, medium or difficult versions. Students can also play along to this video when practicing their improvisations

This Powerpoint is a 6/7 lesson guide to teaching a scene from School of Rock. You are able to download the script for free from a variety of sites but I would recommend this one; https://uk.schoolofrockthemusical.com/schools/ There are videos embedded into this Powerpoint for GCSE style starter activities with a variety of key words and their definitions to support learning for students. Please leave a review if you download this resource to help me improve and cater for different styles of teaching.

This resource is to help students improve their evaluation skills by giving them sentence starters and ideas to include during their assessments of their own and others' work. This mat includes some of the elements of music and a definition to assist with this process and encourage students to use musical terminology. As the years develop, so do the key words and their definitions. The KS3 mats are simple and aimed towards the evaluation of performances and the KS4 mat is geared towards the current OCR GCSE Music key terms and ideas.

This resource includes a scheme of learning for pupils learning about samba music that should last for 6 hour long lessons. Pupils will learn about: Unison Canon Improvisation Call and response Polyrhythms Dynamics Retrograde Triplets Developing rhythms At the end of this series of lessons pupils will have composed a piece of samba music to be assessed. The page numbers refer to a booklet that I have created which will be online at a later date. You do not have to use the booklet, you can use lined paper, exercise books or individual sheets.

This music booklet is designed to last for a year. This booklet includes 6 topics that we study in year 7 and each topic has the following resources: Space to write down homework scored Space to write down starter activities Assessment criteria for each unit A progress log that students can access An extra curricular log where students can explain what music they undertake outside of lesson time Marking criteria for book work (tick sheet) The booklet also has a contents page and other information music teachers would find useful. The document is editable and you can customise it to suit your students.