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Fun, questionning lyrics with a satisfying ending when the rhyming word is found. Excellent for introducing young children to rhyming words and ideal for celebrating World Poetry Day.
Celebrate Lewis Carroll's birthday with this crazy, energetic song from Alice the Musical. Introducing three different melodies which all come together in a thrilling 3-part finale – where everyone is a winner – this song's challenging, quite mad, but great fun!
An unhurried look back on memories of good times had, and an affirmation of friendship, this song is perfect for an end-of-year assembly/performance. It could also be used to celebrate International Friendship Day, which falls at the end of the school year. (Taken from Out of the Ark's popular musical Wind In The Willows.)
This is an invaluable resource for any teacher, music-specialist or otherwise. A beautiful poem with a magical backing track of other-worldly sounds that will mesmerise children and open the door to all sorts of questions and ideas about sounds, noise, words and much, much more, giving masses of scope for further literacy, music and topic work.
A super celebration of books that will have you singing all the way to the library. With a groovy bongo beat this is an incredibly catchy song, ideal for celebrating the wonderful world of words.
This is the opening song from Niki Davies' mini-musical, Chicken Licken - one of our Song & Story books. A simple but infectious little ditty, ideal for a sing if you're reading this story in class.
This poem by Ann Bryant is an amazing exploration of words and the 'sounds' they make. A rhythmical poem and a thrilling succession of percussive sounds. Written with scope to be used with percussion, and visually stimulating pictures, this piece of work gives you plenty of opportunities for music-making.
This is the opening song from the mini-musical Goldilocks and the Three Bears – one of our Song and Story books. It introduces the three fuzzy protagonists in a simple, jazzy style with slightly sinister overtones.
Musical Style: With a slice of cool!
Age: 3-6
Subject: Literacy
Vocal Range: Small (D-A)
Key: D min
Musical Elements: Finger clicks and percussion opportunities
Cheerio, off we go' … so begins this charming little song which introduces The Three Little Pigs at the beginning of their journey into the big, wide world. A great song to use when reading this much-loved tale, or even better, use the complete Song & Story book and make a production of the whole thing.
Musical Style: Bright
Age: 3-6
Subject: Literacy; Storytelling; Fairytales; Drama
A silly song just for fun which paints a picture of an incredible topsy-turvy land! Good to accompany literacy work on nonsense rhymes – by Edward Lear, Spike Milligan, etc.