Easy addition with music notes. Supporting resources for my primary music videos

This help sheet names the most basic music notes, states the number of beats and “what we say” - this is often used in Kodaly music.

A worksheet aimed to encourage pupils to clap out the rhythm

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Encourage pupils to create their own rhythm (4 beats in a bar). Options for one bar and four bar rhythms.

Template to support my “making an instrument” video. It can be found here: https://www.instagram.com/tv/CBbqFS1HhKk/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

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This resource was inspired after noticing a rise in fake news during the Covid-19 pandemic. The same week, Facebook launched a campaign to help people spot fake news I also noticed similar adverts on the radio. This booklet aims to: Introduce pupils to the terms fact/opinion and provide opportunities to apply knowledge. Encourage pupils to think about what the term ‘text’ means, state examples, learn that all texts are created for a reason and think about when fact/opinion may be used. Highlight the importance of taking into account all the information provided and to see things from different perspectives. Explain that the language is powerful. The language sets the tone and has the potential to condition the response of the reader. This resource includes: Guidebook Slides with activities Ordering news activity Extra activities (different format) ‘Line up’ activty