Sin Nje Nje Nje - full song - two parts together

Sin Nje Part One

British English CC

We are one - full song - use also for Task B

We are one - beginning only

Warming Up My Voice 

Tongo

Boom Chicka Boom

Penguin song - audio only

Penguin song - video

Singing together as a school community

Music

Singing together to build a community

Songs that bring people together

Singing together bonds us together

Singing together to celebrate

Performing together as a school community

Pupils learn that singing often draws communities together to tell stories, comment on history, share happy or sad times and to worship. Through rehearsing and performing a range of songs, pupils explore how different songs capture different emotions.

Singing together: how songs are used in communities

Singing together can help us feel part of our school {{}}.

Which words can we use to describe the dynamics of a song?

When we need to sing loudly, we can think about these words to help us:

making a musical sound with percussion instruments

making a percussive musical sound with the body

using the voice to create high and low musical sounds

a song that originates from a particular country, culture or people

a repeating musical pattern that uses notes of differing pitch

creative, in-the-moment musical composition

the quality of a feeling or mood, for example relaxed or calm

A {{}} is someone who uses their creative ideas to create new music.

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

Singing together as a school community

Lesson outcome

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