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Autumn Festivals of the Year

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Autumn Teaching Bundle – Mabon & Samhain (EYFS–KS2) A two‑unit autumn teaching bundle covering the Autumn Equinox, seasonal change, light and dark, shadows, nocturnal animals, pumpkin biology, and decomposition. Suitable for EYFS–KS2 and ideal for both classroom teaching and home education. This bundle includes 14 fully planned lessons, hands‑on science activities, nature study tasks, literacy links, and printable worksheets. All content is written clearly and supports mixed‑age teaching. What’s Included Mabon unit (7 lessons) Samhain unit (7 lessons) Practical activities and investigations Printable worksheets and recording sheets Child‑friendly glossaries Completion/celebration pages Curriculum Links Seasonal changes Light and shadow Working scientifically Animal adaptation Observation and recording Vocabulary development Nature study and outdoor learning Ideal For Autumn term planning EYFS, KS1, KS2 Home education Outdoor learning Mixed‑age groups
Mabon - Celebrating the Autumn EquinoxQuick View
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Mabon - Celebrating the Autumn Equinox

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Mabon – Autumn Equinox Teaching Unit (EYFS–KS2) A complete autumn teaching unit exploring the Autumn Equinox, seasonal change, light and dark, and leaf colour. Designed for EYFS–KS2 and suitable for both classroom teaching and home education. This resource includes 7 fully planned lessons, hands‑on activities, science investigations, nature study tasks, and printable worksheets. All content is written in clear, accessible language and supports mixed‑age teaching. What’s Included Teacher introduction to Mabon and the Autumn Equinox 7 structured lessons covering seasonal science, leaf colour, balance, apples, harvest, and nature observation Practical activities and investigations Printable worksheets and recording sheets Child‑friendly glossary Completion/celebration page Curriculum Links Seasonal changes Working scientifically Observation and recording Vocabulary development Nature study and outdoor learning Cross‑curricular links with literacy and art Ideal For Autumn term planning EYFS, KS1, KS2 Home education Outdoor learning Mixed‑age groups
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Samhain - winter Solstice unit

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Samhain – Late Autumn Teaching Unit (EYFS–KS2) A complete late‑autumn teaching unit exploring darkness and light, shadows, nocturnal animals, pumpkin biology, and decomposition. Suitable for EYFS–KS2 and ideal for both classroom teaching and home education. This resource includes 7 fully planned lessons, practical science activities, nature study tasks, literacy links, and printable worksheets. Content is written clearly and supports mixed‑age teaching. What’s Included Teacher introduction to Samhain and late‑autumn themes 7 structured lessons covering shadows, nocturnal animals, memory and reflection, pumpkin science, fungi, and seasonal change Practical investigations and hands‑on activities Printable worksheets and recording sheets Child‑friendly glossary Completion/celebration page Optional folklore extensions (clearly marked) Curriculum Links Seasonal changes Light and shadow Working scientifically Animal adaptation Vocabulary development Nature study and outdoor learning Ideal For Autumn term planning EYFS, KS1, KS2 Home education Outdoor learning Mixed‑age groups
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Create your own Theme Tune

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Create Your Own Theme Tune – A 5‑Lesson Creative Music Unit (EYFS–KS2) Help your students discover how music can express personality, mood, and character. This 5‑lesson unit introduces children to leitmotifs – the short musical ideas used in films and games to represent characters – and guides them step‑by‑step toward composing a theme tune of their own. Through listening, movement, musical exploration, and simple composition, learners compare famous character themes (sneaky, heroic, villainous, clumsy), identify their own musical traits, and build a personal “blueprint” for their final motif. The unit ends with a fun performance where each child presents their custom theme tune. Perfect for mixed‑age classrooms, home‑educating families, and teachers who want a fully planned, creative music unit with no specialist equipment required. What’s Included Full 5‑lesson unit Clear learning objectives and listening focus for each lesson Differentiated musical activities for EYFS, KS1, and KS2 Printable worksheets for every lesson Musical vocabulary lists “How to Use This Unit” parent/teacher guide Graphic score explanation page Rhythm‑line support for non‑musical adults Cross‑curricular extension ideas Unit cover page Glossary of musical terms for beginners Skills Developed Listening and responding to music Understanding tempo, pitch, rhythm, dynamics, and timbre Recognising major/minor and instrument families Creating simple motifs and graphic scores Building confidence through performance Exploring personal identity through music Age Range Designed for EYFS–KS2, with activities that scale easily for mixed‑age groups. Older children often enjoy joining in, especially during composition and performance. No Instruments Required Children can compose using: voice body percussion household objects simple digital tools (optional) This makes the unit accessible for any setting. Perfect For Classroom teachers Home‑educating families Music specialists and non‑specialists Creative arts weeks End‑of‑term projects Confidence‑building activities
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Carnival of the animals Master Unit

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Carnival of the Animals – Complete 3‑Unit Master Bundle A full, creative, differentiated music curriculum inspired by Saint‑Saëns Bring Saint‑Saëns’ Carnival of the Animals to life with this complete three‑unit master bundle. Covering Land Animals, Water Animals, and Air Animals, this resource provides a full, structured music curriculum for EYFS through KS2. With 16 complete lessons, worksheets, listening prompts, creative tasks, cross‑curricular links, and parent‑friendly guidance, this bundle gives you everything you need to teach musical skills through movement, storytelling, drama, art, and listening. Perfect for classroom teachers, music specialists, non‑specialists, and home‑educating families, this bundle offers a cohesive, imaginative scheme of work that children love. What’s Included 16 complete lessons across three themed units Differentiated activities for EYFS, KS1, and KS2 Printable worksheets for every lesson Listening prompts and musical element exploration Creative movement, drama, and drawing tasks Cross‑curricular links (Science, Art, Literacy, Geography) Parent‑friendly guidance for home‑ed families Consistent structure across all units No specialist equipment required Units Included Land Animals Explore rhythm, character, movement, and musical storytelling through lions, tortoises, kangaroos, and more. Water Animals Dive into pitch, timbre, tempo, and underwater sound worlds with Aquarium, Fish, Jellyfish, and Fossils. Air Animals Discover pitch height, fluttering motifs, expressive movement, and musical contour through birds and flight. Skills Children Will Build Understanding pitch, tempo, dynamics, rhythm, and timbre Listening with focus and responding creatively Recognising instruments and musical character Using musical vocabulary confidently Developing imagination through movement, art, and storytelling Building confidence in performance and creative expression Perfect For Classroom teachers Music specialists and non‑specialists Home‑educating families Mixed‑age groups Creative curriculum planning Schools wanting a full, cohesive music scheme Why Teachers Love This Bundle It’s structured, imaginative, and easy to teach. Children connect instantly with the animal themes and learn meaningful musical skills through playful, creative activities. Everything is ready to use — simply print and teach.
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Anatomy of a Pop Song

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Anatomy of a Pop Song – Complete Mini Music Unit A fun, modern way to teach song structure and listening skills This engaging mini unit helps students understand how pop songs are built. Through six clear, structured lessons, children explore intros, verses, choruses, hooks, bridges, and a final performance. Perfect for music specialists, non‑specialists, and home‑educating families, this resource makes modern music accessible, creative, and easy to teach. Each lesson includes learning outcomes, listening prompts, differentiated activities, worksheets, vocabulary, and a Live Lounge‑style performance task. No specialist equipment required. What’s Included 6 complete lessons Clear learning outcomes Listening focus for each section Differentiated activities Printable worksheets Pop‑music vocabulary glossary Cross‑curricular links Final Live Lounge performance Consistent format matching your other units Skills Students Will Build Understanding pop song structure Identifying verses, choruses, hooks, and bridges Listening with focus and describing music confidently Recognising how different sections create mood and energy Performing with expression and confidence Creating simple musical ideas and lyrics Perfect For Classroom teachers Music specialists and non‑specialists Home‑educating families KS1–KS2 Creative curriculum planning Modern music exploration Why Teachers Love This Unit It’s modern, relatable, and instantly engaging. Students recognise the music, connect with the structure, and enjoy creating and performing. Everything is ready to print and teach — simple, clear, and confidence‑building.
Carnival of the animals - Land animal unitQuick View
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Carnival of the animals - Land animal unit

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Land Animals – Complete Music Unit A fully‑differentiated, creative music unit inspired by Saint‑Saëns’ Carnival of the Animals Bring Camille Saint‑Saëns’ Carnival of the Animals to life with this engaging, mixed‑age music unit exploring the Land Animals movements. Designed for both classroom teachers and home‑educating families, this resource introduces children to pitch, tempo, dynamics, timbre, and musical storytelling through six lively animal‑themed lessons. Each lesson includes clear guidance, differentiated activities, listening prompts, movement tasks, and printable worksheets suitable for Early Years through Upper Primary. The unit builds musical vocabulary, confidence, and creativity while keeping learning playful and accessible. What’s Included 6 complete, ready‑to‑teach lessons Differentiated activities for EYFS, KS1, and KS2 Printable worksheets for every lesson Listening prompts and musical element exploration Creative movement and drama tasks Cross‑curricular links (Art, Science, Geography, English, History) A parent‑friendly guide for home‑ed families Consistent, easy‑to-follow structure across the whole unit Lessons Covered The Lion – dynamics, majesty, musical character Hens & Roosters – tempo, contrast, rhythmic detail Tortoises – slow tempo, humour in music The Elephant – pitch, low sounds, timbre Kangaroos – bounce, articulation, movement Wild Asses – speed, energy, musical excitement Skills Children Will Build Understanding musical elements (pitch, tempo, dynamics, timbre) Listening with focus and responding creatively Recognising instruments and musical character Using musical vocabulary confidently Developing imagination through movement, art, and storytelling Perfect For Classroom teachers Music specialists and non‑specialists Home‑educating families Mixed‑age groups Creative curriculum planning Why Teachers Love This Unit It’s structured, differentiated, and genuinely easy to teach. Children connect instantly with the animal themes and learn meaningful musical skills through fun, imaginative activities. No specialist equipment required — just curiosity and music.
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Carnival of the animals - Water Animals unit

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Water Animals – Complete Music Unit A creative, differentiated music unit inspired by Saint‑Saëns’ Carnival of the Animals Dive into the magical underwater world of Saint‑Saëns’ Carnival of the Animals with this fully‑structured, mixed‑age music unit. Children explore pitch, timbre, movement, and musical storytelling through five engaging lessons themed around underwater creatures. Designed for both classroom teachers and home‑educating families, this unit blends listening, creativity, drama, and early composition. Every lesson includes clear guidance, differentiated activities, and printable worksheets suitable for EYFS through KS2. What’s Included 5 complete, ready‑to‑teach lessons Differentiated activities for EYFS, KS1, and KS2 Printable worksheets for every lesson Listening prompts and musical element exploration Creative movement, drawing, and drama tasks Cross‑curricular links (Science, Art, Literacy, Geography) Parent‑friendly guide for home‑ed families Consistent structure matching the Land Animals unit Lessons Covered Aquarium – flowing movement, timbre, shimmering sound Fish – tempo, contrast, playful musical character Jellyfish – floating movement, texture, sound layers Underwater Height (Pitch) – high/low sounds, underwater space Fossils – rhythm, humour, musical storytelling (Swan crossover) Skills Children Will Build Understanding pitch, tempo, dynamics, and timbre Listening with focus and responding creatively Recognising instruments and musical character Using musical vocabulary confidently Developing imagination through movement, art, and storytelling Perfect For Classroom teachers Music specialists and non‑specialists Home‑educating families Mixed‑age groups Creative curriculum planning Why Teachers Love This Unit It’s structured, imaginative, and easy to teach. Children connect instantly with the underwater theme and learn meaningful musical skills through playful, creative activities. No specialist equipment required — just curiosity and music.
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Peter and the Wolf - Music Module

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Peter and the Wolf – Complete Music Unit A fully‑differentiated, story‑based music unit for Preschool–Grade 5 Bring Sergei Prokofiev’s Peter and the Wolf to life with this beautifully structured, mixed‑age music unit designed to make teaching musical storytelling joyful, accessible, and developmentally appropriate. Children explore character, motif, timbre, orchestral families, and narrative through one of the most iconic pieces of programme music ever written. Across five complete lessons, learners meet each character through its instrument and motif, discover how composers use musical elements to tell stories, and build confidence responding to music through movement, drama, drawing, and early composition. Every lesson includes clear guidance, differentiated activities, listening prompts, and printable worksheets for Early Years, Lower Primary, and Upper Primary. What’s Included 5 complete, ready‑to‑teach lessons Differentiated activities for Preschool–Grade 5 Printable worksheets for every lesson Clear explanations of orchestral families and instrument timbres Listening maps, drawing tasks, drama activities, and motif work A warm, parent‑friendly guide for home‑ed families Cross‑curricular links (Literacy, Art, Drama, PSHE) A consistent, easy‑to-follow structure for teachers and families Skills Children Will Build Understanding how music tells stories Recognising instruments and orchestral families Identifying motifs and character themes Responding creatively through movement, drama, and art Using musical vocabulary confidently Developing imaginative thinking and narrative skills Perfect For Classroom teachers Home‑educating families Music specialists and non‑specialists Mixed‑age groups Creative curriculum planning Anyone wanting an engaging, accessible way to teach music Why Teachers Love This Unit It’s structured, differentiated, and genuinely easy to teach. Children connect instantly with the characters and learn meaningful musical skills through playful, story‑driven activities. No specialist equipment needed — just curiosity, imagination, and music.
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Carnival of the animals - Air animals Unit

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Air Animals – Complete Music Unit A creative, uplifting music unit inspired by Saint‑Saëns’ Carnival of the Animals Explore the soaring, fluttering, high‑flying world of Saint‑Saëns’ Carnival of the Animals with this fully‑differentiated music unit designed for EYFS through KS2. Children learn about pitch, movement, timbre, and musical storytelling through five imaginative lessons themed around birds, flight, and the sky. This unit is ideal for both classroom teachers and home‑educating families. Every lesson includes clear guidance, differentiated activities, listening prompts, movement tasks, and printable worksheets — all following the same consistent structure as the Land and Water units. What’s Included 5 complete, ready‑to‑teach lessons Differentiated activities for EYFS, KS1, and KS2 Printable worksheets for every lesson Listening prompts and musical element exploration Creative movement, drama, and drawing tasks Cross‑curricular links (Science, Art, Literacy, Geography) Parent‑friendly guide for home‑ed families Consistent format matching Land and Water Animals units Lessons Covered Birds – pitch, high/low sounds, expressive movement Aviary – fast, fluttering motifs, timbre, musical detail Flight Patterns – shape, direction, musical contour High/Low Pitch – exploring height in sound and movement Performance Lesson – bringing all learning together in a final creative showcase Skills Children Will Build Understanding pitch, tempo, dynamics, and timbre Listening with focus and responding creatively Recognising instruments and musical character Using musical vocabulary confidently Developing imagination through movement, art, and storytelling Perfect For Classroom teachers Music specialists and non‑specialists Home‑educating families Mixed‑age groups Creative curriculum planning Why Teachers Love This Unit It’s structured, imaginative, and easy to teach. Children connect instantly with the theme of flight and learn meaningful musical skills through playful, creative activities. No specialist equipment required — just curiosity and music.