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Singing together: how singing helps us work together
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I can understand that singing can be used to help achieve a task.
I can sing songs with a steady pulse and know that this can help us to work together in time.
I can sing my part in a call and response song and know that this structure is used in sea shanties and other songs of the sea.
I can play a strong beat to help us sing in time together.
I can identify and play the beat or rhythm of a song.
I can create a rhythmic ostinato to help us keep in time together.
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