In today's digital age, music has become more accessible and readily available than ever before. With just a few clicks, anyone can create a playlist and enjoy their favorite tunes. However, there is still something special about the art of DJing. The ability to mix and manipulate different tracks to create a unique and seamless sound is a skill that requires practice, knowledge, and creativity. As such, it is no surprise that many individuals are interested in learning how to DJ. To cater to this growing interest, I have designed a lesson plan for a one session learning experience that will introduce beginners to the fundamentals of DJing. The first step in this lesson plan is to familiarize students with the necessary equipment. DJing requires a mixer, turntables or a DJ controller, and a laptop with DJ software. I will explain the function of each piece of equipment and how they work together to create a DJ set. It is crucial for students to have a basic understanding of the equipment they will be using before diving into the hands-on portion of the session. Next, we will introduce students to the concept of beatmatching. Beatmatching is the process of aligning the tempos of two tracks to create a smooth transition between them. We will demonstrate how to use the pitch fader and tempo controls on the mixer to adjust the speed of a track to match the tempo of another. This skill is the foundation of DJing and requires practice to perfect. Once students have a grasp of beatmatching, We will move on to teaching them how to mix two songs together. We will explain the different types of transitions, such as cuts, fades, and blends, and how to execute them using the mixer and crossfader. We will also discuss the importance of phrasing and how to use cues to identify when to bring in the next track for a seamless mix. After students have learned the basics of mixing, We will introduce them to the concept of EQing. EQing is the process of adjusting the frequencies of a track to create a balanced and harmonious sound. We will explain the different bands of EQ (low, mid, and high) and how to use them to enhance the sound of a mix. To add a creative element to the lesson, We will introduce students to the effects available on the mixer. Effects such as echo, reverb, and filters can add depth and texture to a DJ set. We will demonstrate how to use these effects to enhance a mix and encourage students to experiment and find their unique sound. Finally, we will give students an opportunity to practice what they have learned by allowing them to create their own DJ set. They will have the chance to choose their tracks, mix them together, and use the techniques they have learned to create a seamless and cohesive mix. We will provide feedback and guidance to help them improve and refine their skills. In conclusion, this one session lesson plan aims to provide beginners with a comprehensive understanding of the fundamentals of DJing. By the end of the session, students will have a basic knowledge of equipment, beatmatching, mixing, EQing, and using effects. This lesson plan will not only give students a taste of what it takes to be a DJ but also inspire them to continue learning and perfecting their skills. With practice and dedication, they can turn their passion for music into a fulfilling and exciting career as a DJ.