Cover the history of country music all within this poster! Perfect for a music classroom or music display, these posters are part of our ‘All about genres’ series.

Dive straight into the Classical period with this presentation thats ready to use in the classroom! Learn all about the influential musical history during the 18th century and how new developments in instruments led to expansions of orchestras and changes in musical structures!

Perfect for KS1 and EYFS this introduction to body percussion is a ready made presentation designed to get your class actively exploring what sounds they can make!

Introduce your class to the sounds of transport with this ready to use powerpoint presentation!

Introducing “Higher or Lower” - an engaging and interactive PowerPoint game designed to sharpen students’ musical ear and enhance their understanding of pitch! This downloadable PowerPoint presentation brings the classroom to life as students listen attentively to pairs of musical notes, challenging them to discern which note is higher or lower.

Don’t have access to enough keyboards this lesson? Don’t worry! We’ve got you covered with our new virtual piano. In this powerpoint your class will be able to press the keys and hear the notes whilst trying to work through a series of questions relating to the keys before them. Why not give it a go this lesson and see just how much using our virtual piano can impact on their musical learning.

Name the musical notes - A great way to practice remembering the notes both on the treble clef stave AND the bass clef!

Stuck for inspiration? Use these mood boards to re-inspire your class and create musical magic with this composition stimuli

Kick off the start of a new term with this musical icebreaker challenge. Complete the task sheet and see who can do it in the fastest time!

Brighten up your music classroom with these motivational lyrics posters. Featured quotes from famous artists such as Bob Marley, Bruno Mars & Taylor Swift.

A Great Display Idea! Easily printable on 6 A4 pages, use this stave on the wall to help your class create their own melodies on the wall. Why not pair with our display cut out notes so they can stick on the notes of their choice?

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.

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.

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

Make a song on Garageband simpler with this step-by-step powerpoint presentation showing you how to recreate Three Little Birds by Bob Marley.

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.

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

Make understanding staccato and legato in music lessons fun with this powerpoint game! 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.

Brighten up your displays with these ready to go Italian Music Terms. With over 40 variations there’s plenty to choose from!