Musicplayonline.com is a fantastic resource for interactive music instruction, games, and activities. The website provides a wide variety of music classes for all ages and ability levels, including rhythm and melody identification, notation, and music theory.

Another interesting site is musictheory.net, which offers interactive music theory classes and activities. This website provides a wide range of classes, from fundamental music theory to advanced topics like chord progressions and counterpoint.

Twinkl.com.mt is an educational resource website that provides instructors with a range of free and paid materials, such as music worksheets, lesson plans, and exercises. The website offers a variety of content for various age groups and ability levels.

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I have used YouTube to give my students fascinating and interactive music lessons. It is a good platform with music channels that provides high-quality music lessons and concerts, making it a fantastic resource for music educators.
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More resources:

1.    MusicFirst Junior is an online learning platform that provides a variety of interactive music lessons and materials tailored to primary school pupils.
2.    BBC Teach is a free online resource for primary school pupils that offers a variety of music materials such as lesson plans, video lectures, and interactive activities.
3.    Sing Up is a non-profit organisation that provides music materials for elementary schools, such as songs, lesson plans, and teaching ideas.
4.    Charanga is an online platform for primary school pupils that offers music classes, tools, and activities. The platform covers a wide range of subjects, such as singing, instrumental music, and composition.
5.    Music Express is a music teaching resource for primary school pupils that includes a variety of lesson plans, activities, and materials. The platform is intended to assist teachers in providing high-quality music instruction to their pupils.