A set of events for a timeline display, combining: World History Music History Musical Eras Ways of listening to music (such as when vinyls or headphones were invented) Each set is colour themed, and could be printed A5-sized for smaller displays, or A4/A3 for bigger spaces.

A whole pack of card sorting activities for music. Sets include: Basic vocab Melody Articulation Dynamics Tempo Rhythm All sets come in 2 sizes - student sized (for paired activities) and teacher sized (for displays or sticking to the whiteboard)

A set of posters featuring famous musicians who are also activists etc, AND famous people who are also musicians (e.g. Einstein played the violin). Enjoy!

As a music and drama teacher, I have to keep a track of many events (concerts, trips and shows), so I created a checklist that I can print out and keep on my noticeboard to track the prep for events.

I have created this template for tutor notices to share messages with your class, with space for Star of the Week/Day, and outline the week ahead. For neon light effect download and install Las Enter font (FREE for personal use) https://www.dafont.com/lasenter.font

This worksheet is designed to get students thinking about the process behind independently practising an instrument. I use with KS2 and low-ability KS3 students.

This is a set of cards for allocating responsibilities within student groups, e.g Resource Manager, or Timekeeper. On the back is a reminder that everyone needs to contribute, so no one just coasts (I’m looking at you, Scribe). I have printed and laminated them so I can choose the appropriate ones for each task.