A lively song describing the journey of a river from its spring to the sea. This resource includes a performance track, backing track, lyric document and piano score. I've written the song using lots of descriptive words and a memorable melody to help pupils really enjoy the amazing change a river undergoes on its way to the sea. "A drop of rain falling from the sky becomes a river by and by."

The 11 times table is easy, you see! This tuneful song is designed to highlight the patterns of the 11s and help pupils realise they can be easy to remember. It revises both the sums and sequences in a fun and enjoyable way. The resource includes a performance track, backing track, lyric sheet and a melody score with action suggestions to encourage different ways of learning and engaging with the song.

The 10 times table Caribbean-style! A song designed to revise both the sums and sequences in a fun and enjoyable way. The resource includes a performance track, backing track, lyric sheet and a melody score with action suggestions to encourage different ways of learning and engaging with the song.

A song written to teach and revise the 9 times table, promoting sequencing as well as the progression of sums. The resource comes with a performance track, backing track, lyrics and melody score that includes action suggestions to engage pupils in different ways.

A lively song that tests whether you know your 8 times table by getting faster each time. The verses are structured between the sums and sequences of the table. The resource comes with a performance track, backing track, lyrics and a melody score that includes action suggestions to engage pupils in different ways.

The 7 times table as a sea shanty! The song consists of the sums and sequences of the 7 times table, written in such a way that they can even be sung at the same time (demonstrated in the performance track). The resource comes with a performance track, backing track, lyrics and a melody score that includes action suggestions to engage pupils in different ways.

The 5 times table can be groovy! This song combines a strong melody with repetition and verse structures to effectively revise the times table in stages. The resource comes with a performance track, backing track, lyrics and melody score that includes action suggestions to engage pupils in different ways. The song promotes sequencing as well as the progression of sums.

This song is designed to revise and teach the 4 times table. It uses catchy melodies and flamboyant instrumentation to make the sums 'stick'. The resource comes with a performance track, backing track, lyrics and melody score that includes action suggestions to engage pupils in different ways. The song promotes sequencing as well as the progression of sums.

This waltz-like song is designed to revise and teach the 3 times table. The resource comes with a performance track, backing track, lyrics and melody score that includes action suggestions to engage pupils in different ways. The song promotes sequencing as well as the progression of sums.

A fun and active song to revise and learn the 2 times table. This resource comes with a performance track, backing track, lyrics and melody score that includes action suggestions to engage pupils in different ways. The song promotes sequencing as well as the progression of sums.

This is a school song, designed to be personalised for individual schools. It is an uplifting and inspirational song about school values such as caring, sharing, working and making friends. The resource includes a performance track, backing track, piano score and lyrics. "Our school" can be replaced with a school's own name.

This is a song of Remembrance for choirs in simple two-part arrangement. It reflects on different aspects of the world wars, within the context of striving for peace. “Time to remember the colours of courage, bravery, love…where trust and hope live side by side and peace is seen the whole world wide” The resource includes performance track, backing track, piano score and lyrics.

An upbeat song describing a few of the more popular dinosaurs. 'Triceratops with horns and frill, Stegosaurus and Pterodactyl...' With piano score, performance, backing track and lyric sheet. Good for a few stomp and chomp actions too!

This is a lovely traditional song I have set to lively music. It works really well with actions and tells the story of how a farmer plants his seeds and watches them grow. 'Oats and beans and barley grow...do you or I or anyone know how oats and beans and barley grow?' I've added the slower backing so it's easier to get the words in.

The traditional counting song, arranged in a quirky way. There is room for movement or dance between the verses. Performance track and backing provided. One, two, three, four, five, once I caught a fish alive. Six, seven, eight, nine, ten, then I let it go again...

This song was written for a class assembly and goes through the traditional Cinderella story. It lends itself to actions and interpretation, and I often add a percussion accompaniment to the final line of each verse for added interest (just following the rhythm of the words).

This is an upbeat song about how a small seed grows into a plant and flower given the right conditions.\n' A seed so small, a seed so small, lots of plants start from a seed so small...Let's plant the seed into the ground, cover it with soil in a great big mound....'

How do you want to travel today?\n\nA lively song about the different ways we get around today.\n\nChorus: Trains and planes and bicycles and cars, boats and scooters, a rocket to Mars (whoosh!), carriages, coaches, fast or slow, anyhow, anywhere, go! Go! Go!

I have made this to use in the schools I teach in and thought it might be useful for other people to use in their Christmas celebrations. I've included the copy of the lyrics as they fit the music - the same music is repeated three times.

This is a fun song about the Tudor kings and queens. I've tried to create a medieval feel with the music too so I hope it's more than just a song about facts.\n'Henry the Seventh killed Richard the Third,\nFirst time the Tudor name was heard,\nHad two sons but his first son, Arthur died,\nSo Henry the Eighth was the one who survived'...\n'Lady Jane Grey, the nine days Queen,\nShortest reign you've ever seen,\nWent to the block, her head went splat,\n'Cos Bloody Mary took the throne and that was that!'...