Have fun this music lesson trying a new way of composing songs! Using the grids, input the music notes in any order you like to make a rhythm!

Use this body percussion blank rhythm grid to help your class make their own compositions using only the sounds they can create using their bodies.

Learn about the inspirational Freddie Mercury with this biography poster - ideal for any music display exploring influential musicians in history!

Be confident explaining the musical elements to your KS2 class this term with this ready-to-go Powerpoint presentation! With clear definitions for each one provided.

Use this resource to start your film music display, exploring what instruments, tonality and dynamics make up different moods in music made for film.

A great way of teaching KS1 children about the different note values and lengths.

Show your class the expectations early on with this easy to use and read music room rules sheet, perfect for a bit of extra music room decor!

A perfect addition for a music display featuring details guitar facts sheet posters about three varieties of guitar.

Decorate your music room with these helpful display posters showcasing the 4 instrument families.

Combine music and maths with this fun, engaging times tables song to help your class learn their six times tables. Cover of Firework by Katy Perry.

Using the first sheet, can your class work out how the instruments in the second page are played by recognising them? This is a great KS1 Activity to reinforce the learning of the instruments.

Get your class understanding the difference between sounds in no time at all using the print & go sort the sounds chart.

Learn about the ‘Sultan Of Swing’ Frank Sinatra with this biography poster - ideal for any music display exploring influential musicians in history!

Ahoy Mateys! Are you ready to try this musical treasure hunt with your class? The game is simple - hide the posters throughout the classroom and give your class the instructions, who can find the treasure the fastest?

Make listening for the timbre in music lessons a game with this powerpoint presentation! But be careful, you only have three lives before game over… This PowerPoint presentation uses Macros. In order for the presentation to work fully please follow these instructions before using it: For Windows Users: Click the File tab. Click Options. Click Trust Center, and then click Trust Center Settings. In the Trust Center, click Macro Settings. Check or uncheck Trust access to the VBA project object model to enable or disable access to Visual Basic Projects. Click OK. For Mac Users: Click the PowerPoint menu. Click Preferences. Click Security & Privacy. To allow all macros to run select the Enable all macros radio button.

Can your class tap the beat? Use this ready-made KS1 activity and have fun exploring a new way to emphasise learning the pulse in music.

Make composing a song on Garageband simpler with this step-by-step powerpoint presentation.

An overview of the families of instruments within an orchestra. Great for displays all about the orchestra!

Use these fill in the blank sheets to help your children understand how the 12 bar blues works. It also gives an example in each key so your children can listen to exactly how the progression works in each key.

Learn about the inspirational Elton John with this biography poster - ideal for any music display exploring influential musicians in history!