The students have to listen to the idiom song and then recognize them. This presentation is made in format of a crane game. It contains 25 colorful slides and it’s useful for intermediate level students. You can also download this song in mp3 file, its instrumental version and lyrics as well.

I am having to teach Summer School in a British International School in Spain. So, I am trying to reinforce English through song. I put together a group of some of my favorite silly songs when I was growing up. Although, I did find one or two new one's that tickled my fancy! I have a mixed group of year 3, year 6 and year 8, so I am trying to do something that spans the year groups. I have been teaching the kids these songs this week and I though it would be fun to reinforce the songs through a game of Splat! There are three rounds. 1. Rhymes 2. Questions about the songs 3. Homophones. All you need is some colourful fly swatters or hands, and hey- presto!

Starter activity to practise dictionary skills Students look up the words in the dictionary and figure out the name of the song in English. The singer/band's initials are at the side of each. The answers to each slide are in the notes at the bottom of each one. Haven&'t used this myself yet. Please let me know if it&';s useful or not. Dannielle

Unit 2 QCa Songs and games. Two Powerpoint presentations with materials and also a Notebook interactive activity for matching.

The song counts down the number of spots on your dog as you wash him. The game will be familiar to most people, and I have put Spanish sentences on the cards to be read.

The Music Song Structure Infographic and lesson is a great introduction to learning about the most common parts and elements of all songs. It is one of many explaining a wide range of basic features for Musical composition and Musical Theory. This is a great way to get younger learners to remember common structural elements within popular music. This infographic is a lifelong tool you will use again and again. Along with a very interactive lesson where words, song structural terms, and a brief explanation are linked. Moreover, there is a Worksheet that can be used for remote learning, homework, or as a class exercise. Posters and Infographics are an extremely useful tool to aid learning and can motivate students to learn a specific topic. They can help learners to focus on a certain idea, fact, event, or process. They are convenient both for pupils and teachers as they help students to absorb the material faster. In this package: INFOGRAPHIC – (.png file) INFOGRAPHIC – (.pdf file) CUTOUT – Word Match - lesson exercise WORKSHEET – Classroom lesson to support Infographic and “Cutout Exercise”. ==================================================== You may also be interested in some of our other learning resources. History of Popular Music Styles – Full Library of Lessons (a MASSIVE! Bundle that covers the history of popular music from pre-1950s to modern-day). History of Video Game and Music-5 FULL LESSONS (the full history and development of music and sound within video games). Music and Sound Design in Films - LESSON BUNDLE (These lectures and supporting classroom resources form a full library of material covering how Music and Sound are used within films and television.). Rock Music Genres – FULL LIBRARY (a MASSIVE! Bundle that covers the history of Rock music).

I have made some little flip books to have in the class, with a range of attention and listening activities. They are two flip books in one document.

A great starter activity for Christmas time. Students to identify what sacred or secular Christmas song the lyrics are from. Students can work alone, in pairs or small groups. A great game for all ages.

The 5 pieces included here are: 1. Snow White - Heigh Ho 2. Lion King - In The Jungle 3. Bare Necessities - Jungle Book 4. Do You Want To Build A Snowman? - Frozen 5. Under The Sea - The Little Mermaid I use these alongside games, singing the songs, using solfege (do-re-mi) as well as teach pupils to read notation so that by the time they get to ‘Under The Sea’ they can work out the colours needed. Also included is a Powerpoint file which has the pieces broken down in to chunks (chords and melody). NOTE: Make sure to install the fonts included to ensure the ppt. file looks as created.

Introduction to poetry and language features using Eminem’s Lose Yourself (clean version) as a stimulus. Also includes a matching game for students to complete. Suitable for higher ability KS3 or mid- to lower-ability KS4. Model answer, scaffolding/sentence starters included.

This game involves matching equivalent fractions in number form or pictorial form. The fractions involve denominators of 3, 6 and 12. Students shuffle the cards and place them out in memory format. They then turn over cards to match equivalent fractions. They take the pair when they have matched them. Contains - 1 description page of game for teacher (1 page) - 1 Colour set of gamecards and instructions (4 pages) - 1 Black and white set of gamecards and instructions (4 pages) NOTE: This game can be found in our Fraction Math Game Pack - Buy it and recieve a game free!

Most teachers would agree taking a sick or person day is harder than actually being at work. Writing music sub plans and preparing music sub tubs and music sub binders are so hard, especially in music and other specials! This is a great holiday activity for grades 3 and up! The younger kids could do it as a class activity! Students are presented a series of emoji patterns and have to guess what song it is! There are 60 songs to decipher! .... This file includes the following: PowerPoint Presentation - This is editable and you can change the order of the songs (though you will need to update the key). A version for showing the answer immediately and later are both present. Blank Answer Sheets - Give to students to answer as you go through the powerpoint. Key - editable and non-editable. Print and go or customize for your needs! Students questions sheets in color and black/white (Editable and non-editable). Sample sub lesson plan, completely editable. Please install included fonts for formatting to remain the same. … Note: The editable versions will need some formatting and/or installation of linked fonts. There are print-and-go versions included that do not need formatting. … Like this product? You will also love: Music Center: Don’t Break the Pitches! - Treble Clef Pitch Note Reading Game Music Center: Don’t Break the Music Bundle! Pitch, rhythm, dynamics, & more! Music Center: Don’t Break the Music Bundle! Pitch, rhythm, dynamics, & more! … Shelley Tomich www.pitchpublications.com Visit my website to join the Free Resource Library! Teach music. Love life.

Five fantastic songs and rhymes for about the Outdoors for young Children. Great for movement and even taking outside to the playground. Includes song links and game ideas to promote: Listening skills, Language and literacy development Numeracy skills Sharing, collaborating and turn-taking Individuality Gross Motor skills, movement, spatial awareness skills Development of musical concepts pulse, pitch, dynamics and rhythm.

The pack includes: Rhyme sheets for 6 popular Nursery Rhymes: Humpty Dumpty Sing a Song of Sixpence Twinkle Twinkle Hickory Dickory Dock Baa Baa black Sheep Jack and Jill Colour character props for each rhyme- these would be great on a display or great when laminated and kept with nursery rhyme books for singing the rhymes Black and white characters and props for each rhyme for the children to colour/ collage etc A large (3xA4) size grandfather clock in colour for the rhyme ‘Hickory Dickory Dock’ Colourful games to accompany each rhyme A 3D wall and Humpty Dumpty model to make using a split pin Numbered blackbirds up to 24 for the rhyme ‘Sing a Song of Sixpence’ A rhyming word game A4 colouring sheets for each rhyme A great bumper pack-great for displays, games and making class rhyme books.

Designed to complement the song book, Over In The Meadow by Louise Voce, this exciting activity pack from Kids Club English can be used to support children’s learning in a variety of ways. Use with or without the story to support learning about animals, numbers, actions, noises, habitats and nature whilst also building on literacy and vocabulary skills. For videos of the story and other related songs and resources see: www.kidsclubenglish.com Following activities in the pack, children will also develop fine motor skills through colouring, tracing, cutting and sticking to create the various crafts whilst being encouraged to listen, follow instructions and develop social skills. Activities are specifically designed to allow for differentiation of ability and context and come complete with COMPREHENSIVE ACTIVITY SUGGESTIONS. This pack includes all of the following: Meadow Scene Crafts Number Match Jigsaws Graphing Dice and graphing sheets Stick Puppets Spinner Game Mini-Books Song Flip Craft Matching Cards Mini-cards Flashcards

Worksheet Expressions: 1. Bonjour 2. Salut 3. Au revoir 4. Ça va? 5. Ça va très bien, merci 6. Ça va bien, merci 7. Ça va 8. Comme ci comme ça 9. Bof 10. Ça ne va pas 11. Et toi? 12. Tu t'appelles comment? 13. Je m'appelle… This worksheet has 3 sections, the first is a word match for English and French greetings. The next section is a complete the sentence challenge where certain letters have been removed. Make this more difficult by telling the students to cover up the French words listed above. The next (extra) section involves unjumbling a group of words to find the correct greetings. Again, make this more difficult by telling the students to cover up the French words listed above. Then there is an extension task to create their own comic strip. Battleships Expressions: Bonjour! Ça va? Salut! Ça va? Bonsoir. Ça va? Je m’appelle ***. Ça va? Ça va très bien, merci. Ça va bien, merci. Ça va. Comme ci comme ça. Bof. Ça ne va pas/ ça va mal. Battleships Game Instructions I use this battleships game (which can also be used as a lotto grid) to help students to practise their pronunciation and to reinforce new vocabulary and grammatical structures. Firstly I ask the students to work independently in pairs to translate the expressions. I then check the translations and drill pronunciation with the whole class before they play the game. The students secretly choose 5 squares on the top grid and then try to guess which 5 squares their partner has chosen, filling in the bottom grid with “hit” and “miss.” To choose a square say a phrase from the horizontal line and complete the sentence with a phrase from the vertical line. Where the 2 phrases meet up is the square you have chosen. I use the English language sheet to further challenge the students: they should place this on top of the French version and then try to play the game saying the French phrases as far as possible from memory. I allow the really weak students to have the French version next to the English version so they have lots of support, stronger students are allowed a few “sneaky peaks” at the French version and the really strong students aim to refer back to the French version as little as possible. During the game I circulate the classroom checking pronunciation. This is followed by whole class drilling of pronunciation mistakes. Enjoy! Song: 1 slide PowerPoint: Salut! Salut ! salut! Salut ! Comment vas-tu ? Ça va bien ; donc, à demain. Salut ! Salut ! (tune =  Hi-Ho: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs). 

“Bluebird, Bluebird” Folk Song & Game is a traditional Kodaly Music Lesson to teach half notes. In this simplified version using only the FIRST VERSE (Please check out the preview) I’ve included visual and audio materials that are projectable and printable. It’s also a game song you can play with Kindergarten through 2nd grade. It’s one of my favorites! You’ll get a diverse set of materials to provide a variety of ways to encourage learning and practicing half notes, quarter notes, joined eighth notes, beat and solfege. The teaching video, audio and presentation files as well as color posters and flashcards and black/white versions will help you give your students a variety of learning opportunities to develop beat, rhythm and pitch/melody skills. Best for K-2. TEACHING VIDEO & AUDIO TRACKS INCLUDED CONCEPTS: Rhythms: Quarter Note, Eighth Notes Joined, Half Note Solfege: do, re, mi, fa, so, la, do1 Steady Beat I Can Sing I Can Play Rhythms Taking Turns Singing solo RESOURCE INCLUDES: Posters & Flash Cards in color and black and white. 2 Different Steady Beat 4 Beat Slides (color & bw) 2 Different Steady Beat 16 Beat - Full Page Slides (color & bw) Quarter Note: Blue-bird (each card is 2 beats to show quarter notes) (color & bw) Eighth Note : John-ny-aren’t you Half Note: Oh, ti-red Teaching Presentation Teaching Video Audio Vocal & Karaoke Tracks I CAN STATEMENTS Sheet Music –solfege, lyrics, note names Game Directions Worksheets Audio Files: vocal, accompaniment Teacher Guide with directions and teaching tips MORE DETAILS: Lesson steps are included as well as how to create 6 STATIONS using the materials in this resource. EXTENSION ACTIVITIES: After teaching this lesson you can then use each activity in a station. Use the activities as a whole class or in small groups. Use the activities to assess student ability. Use the activities as a SUB PLAN. Pages: 44+38= 82 plus video +44 2 audio tracks 3 each= Posters & Flash Cards in color and black and white. 2 Different Steady Beat 4 Beat Slides (color & bw) 2 Different Steady Beat 16 Beat - Full Page Slides (color & bw) Quarter Note: Blue-bird (each card is 2 beats to show quarter notes) (color & bw) Eighth Note : John-ny-aren’t you Half Note: Oh, ti-red Teaching Directions Teaching Presentation Teaching Video Audio Vocal & Karaoke Tracks CONCEPTS Rhythms: Quarter Note, Eighth Notes Joined, Half Note Solfege: do, re, mi, fa, so, la, do1 Steady Beat I Can Sing I Can Play Rhythms USE THIS RESOURCE After teaching this lesson you can then use each activity in a station. Use the activities as a whole class or in small groups. Use the activities to assess student ability. Use the activities as a SUB PLAN.

Poetry comparison delivered through song: Amy Winehouse’ Love is a Losing Game and Ellie Goulding’s How Long Will I love you. Includes engaging activities and a question stems. Engaging starters and plenaries with interactive tasks. Tailored towards AQA LP2

From the gory details of mummification to the technicalities of controlling the flooding of ‘The Nile’, there is a wealth of fascinating information contained in these songs. ‘Gods and Goddesses’ and ‘Hieroglyphics’ are featured and Tutankhamun gets more than a passing mention in two songs, one more light-hearted than the other! ‘Pyramids’, ‘The Sphinx’ and ‘Toys and Games’ round up this whistle-stop tour of Ancient Egypt! “Hootin’, Rootin’ Tutankhamun" is available for download free from my TES shop. This set of songs on ‘Ancient Egypt’ consists of: * 20 mp3 files, with both vocal and piano backing tracks * a PDF of the music and lyrics * an illustrated PowerPoint of each song for use with digital projectors and whiteboards. The audio tracks, vocal and instrumental, are embedded in the PowerPoint - you just have to click on the relevant icon to select vocal or piano only. A separate PowerPoint is included with stave notation. * a separate Word document containing the lyrics. More details of my Ancient Egypt pack may be found at my web site, www.notablesongs.co.uk You can also listen to samples of all my “Ancient Egypt” songs at https://notablesongs.co.uk/product/ancient-egypt-song-pack/ Full Song list: “The Nile” Some Geography here, with details of the famous river. It contains Herodotus’s statement, “Egypt is the gift of the Nile” and there are references to nileometers, the fertility the river brought and also to the Aswan Dam. “Mummies” The gory details of mummification! (Not too gory!!) “Mighty Pyramid” This song provides a description of the purpose of the pyramids, the resting place of the Pharaohs. “Hootin’, Rootin’ Tutankhamun” This is a lively song about the boy Pharaoh in the form of a Hoe Down! (This song may be downloaded from my shop free of charge). “Hieroglyphics” This song provides interesting information in a fun way about the famous Egyptian writing. It mentions Champollion and the Rosetta Stone. “The Curse of Tutankhamun” This song has an appropriately spooky tune and begins with the words: “What could be worse than an ancient curse?..”. “Building a Pyramid” We now know that the pyramids were built, not by slaves, but chiefly by paid workers who lived in nearby dwellings and that is the perspective this song adopts. “The Sphinx” A song about this most mysterious of ancient monuments. “Toys and Games” A song about some of the most popular games in ancient Egypt, such as senet, snake and the wonderfully named “Khuzza Lawizza” aka leap frog! “Gods and goddesses” No set of songs about Ancient Egypt would be complete without reference to the Egyptian gods of long ago! The song refers to Thoth, Khepri and Sekhmet among others. No licence is required for performing any of my material, and the music and lyrics may be copied freely for use within or by your school.