Sing along to the tune of.... we will rock you, by Queen! In case you hadn't guessed! Year 3 had good fun singing this song, I hope you enjoy it too. It can get a bit loud... Updated: 16.1.2017. I've added a different version on a song lyrics video and also a word doc of the new version. It's the same track but a little more wordy, shorter and has dance opportunities at the end!

A catchy, quick song for KS2 studying Ancient Egypt, to the tune of Walk like an Egyptian by The Bangles. Have a peek at my YouTube channel, search for suebleazard SingKids! I hope you enjoy this song and find it useful! Thank you for feedback! Keywords search: Ancient Egypt. Pyramids. Tutankhamun. Assembly

Here's a poem I wrote for year 3 to perform as part of a Harvest assembly. It's comical and light-hearted, and is broadly about the difference between 'having' and 'needing'. It would be good for Harvest time or any work that involves sharing, being thankful for what you have, thinking of others, etc.

A song for EYFS all about 'people who help us', to the tune of 'the wheels on the bus'.

UPDATED 24/7/2017 New video with added vocals, as requested! It's a really fast song so this should make it easier to learn. I've left the old video on here too, which is just the karaoke backing. This song and many others available on my You Tube channel: sue bleazard SingKids!

Here is a song for fans of Naughty Bus, a beautiful book by Jan and Jerry Oke. My song follows the same story and is catchy, easy to sing with lots of repetition. I hope you enjoy it! Here is a link to my EYFS songs, which are all on my You Tube channel; sue bleazard SingKids! https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8efzKsrQPHaUBkjxhVf-q72Jp6F0T0l8

Here is a song about volcanoes, sung to the tune of "walking on sunshine" by Katrina and the Waves. Good karaoke backing tracks can be found on You Tube, the song carries on for longer than my words, so just fade the music out quickly after the last chorus. I wrote this for year 3 but I hope any KS2 class will enjoy singing it. Feedback is much appreciated, thank you!

I wrote this song for year 1, it's based on the book "Chicken Clicking", by Jeanne Willis and Tony Ross. As well as complementing the book, it emphasises key e-safety rules for ks1 children. The song is suitable for lessons and assemblies, especially for e-safety week or anti-bullying week in school. The lyrics video is also available on my YouTube channel, suebleazard. Thank you for leaving feedback! key words: e-safety online safety edtech safeguarding

This is a song I wrote to help my Year 4 class remember facts about the Anglo Saxons, mainly where they came from and why. It is based on Blame it on me, by George Ezra. Find a karaoke backing on You Tube and sing along! It is a bit low pitched in the verses but the pitch gets higher in the chorus. My class last year really enjoyed singing it, I put the words into a powerpoint too, which I'll put on here. Could be useful for an assembly. Hope you like it, it's the first thing I've ever put on tes!

Here's a song to complement work on the Olympics, the music is "Half the world away", by Oasis. If you prefer songs on videos with lyrics, please have a look at my You Tube channel, suebleazard, where you'll find some more of my songs. Please take a moment to leave feedback, it's much appreciated. Thank you!

I wrote this song for a Year 1 class assembly all about famous explorers. Updated 20.2.2017: lyrics video added. Find this song and more on my You Tube channel, Sue Bleazard SingKids!

Here is a song all about children at work, based on the tune of 'material girl' by Madonna. I have included a backing track which I played on the keyboard and recorded on Audacity. I have played the vocal line clearly, so I hope you can see how the words fit in! This song would complement lessons or assemblies on the Industrial revolution as well as Victorians and children at work. I hope you like it and find it useful, feedback is very much appreciated! Updated: new improved video and backing, 9.3.2017

Here is a song that would make a good starter for work on the First World War, or included as part of Remembrance Day assemblies or services. The backing track is the Eva Cassidy version of Fields of Gold, the words are my own.

A few facts about the Romans in a catchy song. It helps my Year 4 class to remember them, I'm going to try adding a few cheerleader moves with pom poms next time we sing it (remember the Toni Basil video?). Hope you enjoy it and find it useful.

This is the full story of the Good Samaritan, written in rhyming verse. There is a verse that repeats a few times so that children can join in if you are reading it aloud. Key word search: Parable, Bible story, poem.

Here is a song about online safety, to a very well known song. The repetitive structure helps to emphasise these key rules for staying safe online, an ideal song for e-safety week or anti-bullying week. This song and others can be found on my YouTube channel, suebleazard. Thank you for feedback! key words: e-safety online safety edtech safeguarding anti-bullying

A song for KS1 learning about Florence Nightingale. Great to launch learning, complement work or as part of a class assembly. This song and many others are also available on my Youtube channel; suebleazard singkids

Here is a song all about making pancakes, the tune is a jazzed-up version of the wheels on the bus! Learning the song promotes discussion about step by step skills such as baking, ingredients, or even non-reversible changes! Have fun! This song,and other Early Years songs, is available on my You Tube channel, sue bleazard.

Times tables are much easier to learn if they are linked to a silly rhyme, so here are my rhyming times tables songs! I hope your classes find them useful and fun to sing, please leave feedback, it's much appreciated! These songs and lots more can be found on my YouTube channel, sue bleazard SingKids!

Here is a counting song that reinforces adding one more and the flowers and bees graphics boost number bonds. A fun song to sing, especially in the Spring or Summer term, and easy to add actions and movement! Vocabulary includes: one more, numbers 1 to 10. Bees, buzzy, buzzing, flowers, trees, honey.

Here is a song based on the very popular book 'Not a Stick' by Antoinette Portis. It is easy to learn as the tune is the same as 'twinkle twinkle little star'. I hope you enjoy it and find it useful, please take a moment to leave feedback. Thank you!