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Code your own Dance Party: Develop computational thinking in a fun movement based way

Pamela Algie

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...Focus Developing the concept of ‘if’ something happens ‘then’ there is a predicted outcome.What you need Musical instruments – percussion instruments work best, large pictures of the percussion instruments available and some simple...

Mind the Gap: Missing word songs and games

Sally Featherstone

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...Introduction Predicting missing words is very useful way to practise listening and anticipation skills.What you need No additional resourcesHelpful hints Children need to be able to see you as they will watch you for signals!What you do...

Radio rocks!: Create a radio channel for the setting

Dawn Roper

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...Introduction Children love music and it can stimulate a lot of different emotions. Here the children work on creating their own radio channel. They can have a go at being presenters and singing own songs to play to children and parents...

Shake it: Rhythm and beat

Sally Featherstone

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...Introduction Making and listening to sounds as you and your friends make them, is a key feature of learning to read. In this activity children experiment with different sounds by adding different objects to shakers and listening...

Pump Up The Volume! (Exploring Objects): An idea for junk music

Simon MacDonald

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...What you need a selection of pumps (foot, bike or garden) with and without adaptors plastic bottles and bowls balloons (not inflated)Helpful hints This activity is great fun, but be aware that some children are scared of balloons.What you...

Keeping The Beat: An idea using rhythm and raps

Judith Harries

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...What you need A selection of music with a strong beat. Classical examples: Carl Orff: Carmina Burana (O Fortuna), Gustav Host: The Planets Suite (Mars), Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Turkish March, Johann Strauss: Radetzky March, Paul Dukas...

Rhyme Boxes: An idea for poetry

Keri Finlayson

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...What you need shoeboxes with lids red poster paint glue sticks drawing materials paper magazines scissors computer with printerPreparation Paint your shoebox red. When it is dry, cut a large rectangular opening in the lid suitable...

Snowflake designs: Use loose parts to create snowflakes

Judith Harries

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...Introduction Let children select loose parts and arrange them on a simple laminated snowflake card to create their own snowflake design. No glue required. The activity can be repeated over and over again and the results recorded...

I Went To The Shops And I...: An idea about time and money

Dawn Roper

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...What you need a big piece of paper or flipchart felt tip strips of paper, pencils some example shopping listsKeywords shops shopping list pay amount money buy need think remember receiptBefore you start Make sure the children know what...

Space Sounds Lunar Station: An idea for a multi-sensory story

Amy Arnold

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Kerry Agricole

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...What you need selection of musical instruments that vibrate e.g. boom whackers, thunder tubes, gongs zube tube selection of everyday materials to make space sounds with e.g. marbles in a tin (an asteroid storm), zips and velcro (the...