pptx, 60.03 MB
pptx, 60.03 MB

An interactive, differentiated and enjoyable way to teach and learn about Music Theory at the click of a button for Key Stage 3 students.

This resource is entirely clickable and encourages independent learning through the discovery of Music Theory, specifically aimed at Key Stage 3 Music students.
Topics such as Notes on the Staff, Musical Elements, Instruments of the Orchestra and Rhythm are incorporated here in a style that students will find engaging and enjoyable, with the main purpose of encouraging independence in the classroom.

Students can operate their own programme and work through the tasks and resources at their own pace, re-visiting sections for further understanding as well as taking on more complex tasks to push the higher ability.

There are listening tasks, recall tests and quizzes included in the programme as well as audio clips and performance opportunities. It is easy to navigate through with helpful icons throughout and there is a guide on how to operate the programme at the start.

For best results, arrange for the students to all have access to this document on a shared driver or server so they can open the PowerPoint and work through it individually or in pairs, at their own pace.

Further information on how to use this resource can be found on the You Tube link attached.

For an interactive learning tool on how to play Chords on various instruments, please check out the Interactive Chord Builder resource, also available on TES. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/interactive-chord-builder-12322333

Finally: this resource only works in Full Slide Show Mode so students will need to know how to do this. It also only works in Microsoft PowerPoint.

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Review

5

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spanna71

4 years ago
5

At first I was a little unsure how to use the presentation but once you get in to it you explore more and more and it is an excellent way to teach all children the basics of music theory and really good ways of exploring intervals with what they have heard in films! Colourful and engaging, I will certainly be using this and getting more questions answered using this resource. Many thanks! Anna :)

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