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Welcome to the Music pages.
Look at the 'Musical Elements'
ideas and resources listed below.
You can also browse around the
other Music pages using the links on the bar above.
- Animal
Magic Plans
 -
A complete set of plans for teaching the QCA Unit
3A. Contributed by Gaynor Hart.
- Tea
Coffee Coffee Tea - This is an excellent way
of introducing children to the concept of rhythm.
There are lots of different activities (with lots
of variations) all based on Tea and Coffee!
- Tea
Coffee
 -
A useful Powerpoint presentation, which introduces
children to the concepts of crotchets and quavers.
Contributed by Gary Hughes.
- Rhythmic
Patterns - A fun group activity in which children
play different rhythmic patterns, and then make
up their own.
- Pass
a Rhythm - A simple game which develops children's
sense of rhythm.
- The
Dinner Train - An exciting song, involving
various types of food, all sun in the style of
a train!
- The
Sound Rap - Introduce rhythm to your children
using this wonderful technique.
- Soft
Toys and Rhythm - A set of ideas for using
soft toys to help develop rhythm.
- The
Magician's Hat - A brilliant way of getting
children involved in music lessons.
- Musical
Elements Song - A fantastic song to help children
remember the musical elements.
- First
you make your fingers click... - A very simple
song which you can teach the children, with a number
of variations. Includes Song, Words, Score and
Activities.
- The
Clapping Game - A great game which encourages
careful listening and repetition of rhythm patterns.
- Don't
Clap This One Back - A fun game which can be
used in music lessons, or as a learning break between
subjects.
- Body
Percussion - A fun activity which requires
concentration and co-ordination.
- Two fun activities which reinforce the children's
knowledge of pitch and dynamics.
- High,
Low and Middle - A fun game to encourage children
to listen carefully to pitch.
- Identify
the Instrument - A super activity, which
encourages listening skills, whilst developing knowledge
of instruments and different timbre.
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