Music Gallery — Sample Activity

This is one lesson out of a module of 11 activities. Explore it anytime before class to see what Kidstrument offers.

Try the activity

Kidstrument Lesson — example

Module: 11 activities

1 Musical Morse Code
2 Critical Listening (Musical Genius)
3 Music Gallery You’re viewing this
4 Simon Says
5 Forbidden Rhythms
6 Rhythmic Pyramid: Pulse
7 Songs with Emma
8 Critical Listening (Musical Detective)

Kidstrument works best on a bigger screen. 📱➡️💻

Please visit this page on a laptop, tablet, or classroom display for the full experience.

Overview

In this activity, we’re stepping into the Music Gallery to learn all about how music is written! The first video introduces the stave, the treble clef, and our very first note – C. Children will see where the note C sits on the stave and be encouraged to sing it out loud.

This is a great way to begin recognising how music is written and how each note has its own special place on the lines and spaces.

Music Tip: The treble clef is like a musical signpost—it tells us where the notes go!

Teacher Tip: Encourage the children to use a singing voice when trying the note, and repeat it a few times together to help them feel confident.

Learning outcomes

KS2 (Years 3–6)

play and perform in solo and ensemble contexts, using their voices and playing musical instruments with increasing accuracy, fluency, control and expression
use and understand staff and other musical notations

Here’s what the full programme view looks like

This is the normal lesson view in Kidstrument — the full teacher layout you’ll use in class.

Kidstrument full programme view — Example programme view.

Ready for the whole programme?

Get unlimited access for your staff, prepared units for EYFS–Y6, and inspection-ready reporting.

Get Kidstrument Book a demo