Bluebird - audio

British English CC

 Doggie, Doggie - audio

Starlight- audio

What do you wish for?

Starlight with modelled example response

Burnie Bee song

Listen, Listen 

Warm-ups

Tony Chestnut

Chop Chop

Yoo Hoo

Bringing it together

Music

Singing and moving together

Learning about beat

Learning about rhythm

Recognising pitch changes in our singing games

Singing with pitch accuracy

In this unit, pupils develop their understanding of pitch, pulse, beat, and rhythm by participating in a variety of singing games. Through playful and interactive songs and movements, pupils will naturally develop their understanding of these musical elements.

Start with singing: learning through singing games

Doggie, Doggie is an example of a __________ musical structure.

The __________ is the pattern of sounds and silences that we sing and play.

How would you clap and chant this rhythm?

When we sing songs with high notes and low notes, we are singing a ...

Call and response is a {{}} and answer musical structure.

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

Bringing it together

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.