A Video Game Music topic perfect for KS2 (and KS3!) This topic gives students the opportunity to: Learn about the history of video game music Learn how sounds and music were created during the 80’s (Chiptune music) Listen to a variety of different styles of music used in video games throughout time Create their own video game music using Beepbox (free online software) Create their own pixel characters and scenes using Make 8-bit art (free online software) This resource does not come with a lesson plan but notes are included on each slide (in Powerpoint) with a suggested week to week learning sequence.

3 note waltz for Trombone Resource includes sheet music and play along/backing tracks

3 note waltz for trumpet (and any other Bb brass) Resource includes sheet music and play along/backing tracks

3 note waltz for Eb Brass Resource includes sheet music and play along/backing tracks

This resource has been created to help teachers with whole class (wider opportunities/first access) guitar teaching. It is based on learning guitar via Tablature (TAB) and chord boxes. It begins by teaching children how to read TAB with some simple melodies. Teacher can accompany the class on piano or guitar. The PowerPoint then continues on to teaching children 4 chords (G, C, D & Em), either the short versions (circled) or the full versions. There is then a large amount of popular rock and pop riffs and well known melodies from AC/DC to Harry Potter and Ed Sheeran to Metallica for the children to learn to play. I have also attached 10 pages that can be put together to create a booklet for the children to take home. ** Recently updated to include a lot more riffs!** Enjoy!

Hey ho let’s go is written for Ukulele, Recorder, Boom whackers and Tuned percussion. Resource includes sheet music (with and without note names) and play along/backing tracks.