Musical Instruments – A2 Level (Elementary)– PPT + PDF Lesson Pack (4:3 & 16:9)

Musical Instruments – A2 Level (Elementary)

A vibrant, sound-themed lesson focused on real instruments, personal profiles, and listening practice. Students explore music, describe practice schedules, and build full sentences with prepositions and time.

This PowerPoint is a powerful supplement to your curriculum, designed to build speaking, listening, and clear pronunciation — whether you're teaching online or in class.

✅ Vocab: guitar, drums, violin, trumpet, piano, flute, saxophone, etc.

✅ A2 grammar: present simple, prepositions of time/place, object pronouns

✅ Skills: speaking, listening, reading, writing, pronunciation

✅ Includes: instrument profiles, practice schedules, anagram game, connect 4

Includes: 4x3 + 16x9 PowerPoints, printable + digital PDFs

Price: $3.00

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🎯 Cambridge Level

This lesson is aligned to A2 (Elementary) in the CEFR framework.

It helps students talk about music, instruments, and daily routines using personal profiles, visual clues, and active grammar practice.

💡 Grammatical & Vocabulary Benefits

• Vocabulary:
• Instruments: guitar, piano, drums, violin, cello, flute, saxophone, trumpet, clarinet, tambourine, triangle, recorder
• Related words: practise, schedule, orchestra, band, classical, rock
• Grammar:
• Present Simple (he/she/they)
• Prepositions of time (on Monday, at 5 o’clock, from 6 to 7)
• Prepositions of place (on, under, next to – based on room layout)
• Can / can’t
• Object pronouns (him, her, them)

🔁 Adaptable For

• A1 learners: Focus on instrument names, ‘can + verb’, and simple yes/no or this/that questions
• B1 learners: Extend into favourite bands, music experiences, or comparing instruments

♻️ Flexible Across Levels

While each lesson is designed to hit clear A2 outcomes, the structure and visual scaffolding allow for easy adaptation down to A1 or up to B1. Teachers can adjust pace, task complexity, and target grammar based on learner needs — making each lesson focused but flexible.

🗣️ Skills Focus

• Speaking:
• I can play... / Who plays what? / What time does she practise?
• Listening:
• Audio profiles: Five students and their practice habits
• Reading:
• Read mini bios and match to the correct musician
• Vocabulary Games:
• Anagrams, What’s Missing, Word Search, Connect 4, X&O
• Pronunciation:
• Instrument word stress and tongue twisters for fluency

📚 Why It Works – The Lesson Flow Advantage

This lesson follows The Lesson Flow — a flexible, field-tested method that builds vocabulary and structure through rhythm, variety, and speaking confidence.

It’s built from over 21 years of TEFL classroom experience.

📦 What You Get

• ✅ PowerPoint (4:3 – projector version)
• ✅ PowerPoint (16:9 – widescreen / online)
• ✅ PDF (4:3 – print version)
• ✅ PDF (16:9 – digital version)

🏆 Classroom-Ready and Student-Proof

• Creative topic with wide student appeal
• Smooth progression from vocabulary to full sentences
• Visual prompts and real listening profiles