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Dance: Key Stage 1 - Let's Move

Dance teaching resources for Key Stage 1 covering National Curriculum PE objectives.

Dance teaching resources for Key Stage 1 covering National Curriculum PE objectives, with lesson plans. Presented by Cat Sandion and Justin Fletcher.

Dance: Key Stage 1 - Let's Move: Snow world: 1. Jack Frost

1. Jack Frost

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Exploring a magical snow world where we meet a very mischievous character...Jack Frost!

The first of 3 dance sessions exploring a magical snow world where we meet a very mischievous character...Jack Frost!

Dance: Key Stage 1 - Let's Move: Snow world

Snow world

Three dance sessions exploring winter and a snowy landscape.

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: South American Carnival: 1. Getting ready

1. Getting ready

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In the first session pupils show off costumes before practising samba dance moves.

Primary Dance KS2: Dance Workshop. South American Carnival. In the first session pupils show off costumes before practising samba dance moves.

In the first session pupils show off their carnival costumes before performing a variety of flag-waving patterns and practising their samba dance steps.

Dance: Key Stage 2 - Dance Workshop: South American Carnival

South American Carnival

Three dance sessions exploring the samba rhythms and step patterns of the Rio Carnival.

Primary Dance KS2: Dance Workshop. South American Carnival. Three dance sessions exploring the samba rhythms and step patterns of the Rio Carnival.

Three dance sessions exploring the samba rhythms and step patterns of the Rio Carnival. Pupils get ready by showing off their carnival costumes, practise their hip-swaying samba moves and then join the carnival parade!

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: Iesa's new life in the countryside

Iesa's new life in the countryside

Welcome to My World

School Radio - Scottish Schools  2nd Level, Welcome to My World, Iesa's new life in the countryside

Iesa lives in Scotland with his Pakistani family, and speaks both English and Urdu.

In this programme we meet Iesa (above) who lives on a farm in Scotland, and speaks both Urdu and English. We’ll also hear again from Salahuddin, the boy we met in the last programme, whose two languages are English and Arabic. By the end of the programme, you might be able to speak at least a few words in ALL these three languages!

1.Iesa is one of the millions of people around the world who speak Urdu. Iesa’s parents are both from Pakistan, but he and his family all live in Scotland now, and have just moved from the city to the peace and quiet of the countryside. We’ll learn about Iesa’s love of science and doing experiments … sometimes in the family kitchen! And we’ll also hear how to count from 1 to 10 in Urdu.

2. Syrian-born Salahuddin speaks English at school on Monday to Friday, then on Saturdays he goes to another school where he speaks Arabic. It’s important to him to be able to speak both languages because he has lots of relatives living in Jordan who talk in Arabic, and he wants to be able to chat them when he visits them. 

Do you think you might be able to spot what some Arabic words mean? Salahuddin’s got a quiz for you ...

3. Iesa’s back … and this time we find out about his love of sleepovers, beatboxing and shopping. In the market, he goes in search of his favourite Pakistani food “gol guppay”. When he’s not able to find any, he cooks some at home instead. Listen for the sizzle!

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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Dance: Key Stage 1 - Let's Move

Snow world

1. Jack Frost

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Dance: Key Stage 2 - Dance Workshop

South American Carnival

1. Getting ready

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Scottish Schools 2nd Level

Welcome to My World

Iesa's new life in the countryside

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