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Primary Music KS1

Primary Music KS1 offers music resources supporting the Key Stage 1 music curriculum.

Primary Music KS1 offers music resources supporting the Key Stage 1 music curriculum. It has strong cross-curricular links to other areas of the curriculum, including Literacy.

Primary Music KS1 offers music resources to support the Key Stage 1 music curriculum. The resources emphasise songs and singing and often have strong cross-curricular links to other subjects, especially Literacy. Audio content is available to download at any time as mp3 files and can be used from a computer or other device. The supporting resources include Teacher's Notes giving guidance on how to use the resources and a range of audio and video resources, including the full-vocal and backing track versions of all the songs and also copies of the music as pdf files. There are also suggestions for appraising music and simple composition. It's an ideal resource for delivering the KS1 music curriculum while engaging children with a range of other topics.

Primary Music KS1: Instruments together: Twang those strings

Twang those strings

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Today's song explores stringed instruments.

Today's song is an action song built around the sounds of the guitar, ukulele and violin.

Primary Music KS1: Instruments together

Instruments together

A unit exploring musical instruments - whether blown, plucked or bowed.

A unit exploring various different types of instrument through songs and music, including instruments that are blown, plucked and bowed, as well as the human voice.

Dance: Key Stage 2 - Dance Workshop

Movement and dance for Key Stage 2 pupils with teaching resources.

Movement and dance for Key Stage 2 pupils with teaching resources for non-specialist teachers of primary dance.

Dance programmes for pupils aged 9 - 11. Dance Workshop aims to support non-specialist teachers who have no previous experience of teaching dance or movement. It offers opportunities for your group to explore a wide range movement types, responding to a range of stimuli including music, poetry and story. There are structured opportunities throughout the programmes to move solo, in pairs or in groups and also to appraise the work of the group as a whole. The website also includes separate music files so that you can give polished performances of the dances once you have finished rehearsing them. Dance Workshop is an ideal way to fulfil the dance objectives of the PE curriculum at Key Stage 2.

Dance: Key Stage 2 - Dance Workshop: Winter sports: 1. Snow sports

1. Snow sports

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Dances inspired by Winter Olympic snow sports - including skiing and snowboarding.

Primary Dance KS2: Dance Workshop. Snow sports. Dances inspired by Winter Olympic snow sports - including skiing and snowboarding.

Ed Curry has movement and dance sequences based on Winter Olympic sports. Today he focuses on snow sports, with sequences exploring snowboarding and slalom skiing.

Dance: Key Stage 2 - Dance Workshop: Winter sports

Winter sports

Three dance sessions inspired by winter sports: skiing, skating, snowboarding, etc.

Primary Dance KS2: Dance Workshop. Winter sports. Three dance sessions inspired by winter sports: skiing, skating, snowboarding, etc.

The moves in this unit of three dance sessions are inspired by winter sports - skiing, snowboarding, figure skating, bobsleigh, etc.

Scottish Schools  2nd Level

Resources to support 2nd Level Scottish Curriculum for Excellence.

Resources to support the 2nd Level of the Scottish Curriculum for Excellence.

Scottish Schools  2nd Level: Welcome to My World: Alec and Jyotpreet

Alec and Jyotpreet

Welcome to My World

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Scottish children Alec and Jyotpreet describe what it's like to speak two languages.

Alec and Jyotpreet are Scottish children who both speak English, but also have another language. Alec speaks Gaelic and Jyopreet speaks Punjabi.

Alec and Jyotpreet are Scottish children who speak both English and another language. 

In these three editions of 'Welcome to My World', we get to drop in on their lives. They describe what it's like to be bilingual - and we'll learn a few words.

1. We join Alec as he teaches his dad to speak Gaelic, and introduces us to some of his favourite Gaelic words. His mum tells us why she thinks it's important to speak Gaelic. 

2. Alec takes us around the annual Fèis in South Uist where Gaelic-speaking children gather to take part in activities like singing, drama and playing musical instruments. Afterwards there's time for a quick dip in the sea at Eriskay. 

3: Jyotpreet speaks Punjabi and English. She tells us how speaking two languages can be very useful, and we join her as she takes part in the Nagar Kirtan procession in Glasgow.

Presented by Ruth Chalmers
Producers  Uzma Mir, Gregor Reid, and Ruth Chalmers
Composer  Tom Urie
Educational Consultant  Gillian Campbell-Thow

Welcome to My World is a Turmeric Media Production

Scottish Schools  2nd Level: Welcome to My World

Meet six children from Scotland who speak two different languages.

Drop in on the lives of Scottish children who speak two different languages: English and Arabic, Polish, Urdu, Gaelic, Punjabi or Mandarin.

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Primary Music KS1

Instruments together

Twang those strings

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Dance: Key Stage 2 - Dance Workshop

Winter sports

1. Snow sports

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Scottish Schools 2nd Level

Welcome to My World

Alec and Jyotpreet

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