Basic worksheet about inversions on chord 1. This is the second of four worksheets that accompanies my PowerPoint on Chords. It is ideal for those starting out in music theory and could also be used as a homework sheet.

Basic worksheet covering inversions in C, F and G major. This is the fourth or four worksheets that accompany my PowerPoint on Chords. It is ideal for those starting out in music theory and could be used as a homework activity.

Basic worksheet covering inversions on chord I in the bass clef. This is the third of four worksheets that accompanies my PowerPoint on Chords. It is ideal for those starting out in music theory and could be used as a homework activity.

Basic worksheet with answers about root position chords. This is the first of four worksheets that accompanies my PowerPoint on chords and is ideal for those starting out in music theory. It could also be used as a homework sheet.

This is a basic sheet for initial lessons in reading note names on the bass clef stave. It includes the note names at the top for reference and all the notes are within the stave. Each question spells out a word using notes in the bass clef. There is also an answer sheet! This is suitable for whole class music lessons or individual lessons for the ABRSM Grade 5 music theory examination.

This is a basic sheet for initial lessons in reading note names on the treble clef stave. It includes the note names at the top for reference and all the notes are within the stave. Each question spells out a word using notes in the treble clef. There is also an answer sheet! This is suitable for whole class music lessons or individual lessons for the ABRSM Grade 5 music theory examination.

A worksheet to allow students to read the note names and work out the word, then match to one of the pictures. There is also an answer sheet on the second page. This would follow my PowerPoint ‘Pitch notation basics - reading note names treble and bass clef staves’, and ‘Reading note names bass clef - basic’ and ‘Reading note names treble clef - basic’ worksheets, available separately. This should be a fun simple sheet for younger students or a quick starter for those needing some revision.

Worksheet to accompany the PowerPoint ‘Musical Intervals 1’, interval number only. Could also be used as a stand alone worksheet, introducing intervals by their number only. Answer sheet included.

Basic PowerPoint explaining triads and inversions in a major key. This is perfect for those learning music theory for the first time. There are some worksheets available to accompany this PowerPoint.

Worksheet to accompany the PowerPoint ‘Musical Intervals 3’. Could also be used as a stand alone worksheet, including major, perfect and minor intervals. Answer sheet included.

This worksheet accompanies the PowerPoint Musical Intervals 6 - Compound Intervals and follows on from the previous PowerPoints and worksheets. These are useful for class lessons around Music Theory and for those preparing for the ABRSM Grade 5 theory exam. It includes an answer sheet.

A worksheet to help students work it out how to form a major scale using the pattern of tones and semitones. I would use this following on from my PowerPoint ‘Forming a major scale from the pattern of tones and semitones’, explaining with examples, available separately on TES.

This PowerPoint shows the basics of reading rhythmic notation, starting with crotchets, quavers and minims or quarter notes, eighth notes and half notes using ‘Ta‘, ‘Ti-ti’, ‘To-e’ And introducing a crotchet or quarter note rest ‘Shh’ You can click the sound icon to hear the rhythms spoken as they are introduced, then there are a few to try by yourself!

This is the third PowerPoint introducing intervals, revising major and perfect intervals and adding minor intervals. There is also an accompanying worksheet.

Worksheet to accompany the PowerPoint ‘Musical Intervals 2’. Could also be used as a stand alone worksheet, introducing major and perfect intervals. Answer sheet included.

This is the first PowerPoint introducing intervals, just with the number to start. There is also an accompanying worksheet.

This PowerPoint is the sixth in a series on Musical Intervals. It explores compound intervals and can be accompanied by my worksheet ‘Musical Intervals 6 - Compound Intervals - worksheet’. This is a useful resource for a lesson on Compound Intervals and can be used in conjunction with the other resources for a unit on Intervals.

Worksheet to accompany the PowerPoint ‘Musical Intervals 4’. Could also be used as a stand alone worksheet, including major, perfect, minor and augmented intervals . Answer sheet included.

Worksheet to accompany the PowerPoint ‘Musical Intervals 5’. Could also be used as a stand alone worksheet, including major, perfect, minor, augmented and diminished intervals . Answer sheet included.

A worksheet to help students work out a major key from the key signature with sharps. I would use this following on from my PowerPoint Identifying a major key from the key signature - sharps and flats. I also have a worksheet for major keys with flats. These are both available separately on TES or in a lesson bundle. This can be used in classroom lessons or individual music theory lessons for the Grade 5 ABRSM music theory exam.