Climbing The Beanstalk is a lively song based on the Jack and The Beanstalk story. The resource comes with performance and backing tracks, piano score and lyrics. There is plenty of opportunity for creative actions and the lyrics vividly describe the way the beanstalk grows and how Jack is determined to carry on climbing, wherever it takes him.

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.

This is a song about Jack Frost. It can be sung in two parts and comes with performance and backing tracks, lyrics sheet and score. My choirs love singing it, making the verses as frosty and spiky as they can to give that really shivery effect. I have used it successfully with children from key stages 1 & 2. A suitable song for the wintry months.

This is a song written about the magical atmosphere of the night time. It is a song of mystery and imagination, suitable for a winter performance. The resource comes with performance and backing tracks, lyric sheet and score. It is suitable for key stage 2 singers.

This is a joyful song about celebrating the birth of baby Jesus and sharing love at Christmas time. It is written for two parts and comes with performance and backing tracks, lyric sheet and score. Perfect for Christmas productions or assemblies. To listen to an extract of the song, please go to https://soundcloud.com/sarah-baker-10/christmas-love-extract

Christmas Has Come is a joyful song about Christmas. It starts with a peel of bells and then each verse makes reference to different aspects of the nativity story. The resource comes with performance and backing tracks, lyric sheet and score.

Snowman Melting is a song inspired by the Raymond Briggs story of The Snowman. It is a peaceful and beautiful song about the sad moment that comes when a snowman finally disappears. Suitable for winter performances or nostalgic moments. To listen to the track, go to https://soundcloud.com/sarah-baker-10/snowman-melting

Herod the King loves his bling and holds the sleepy town of Bethlehem in his sparkling fist. Chris Card, chief of the news department, likes an easy life. But strange things start to happen and Chris has to choose between pleasing Herod and broadcasting the truth. This is a musical for Key Stage 2 children. It has parts for up to 30 children and 7 songs. All scores are included in the script, and there are performance tracks and backing tracks for each. Performance time is about 50 minutes. The nativity story is told as the story progresses, and there are themes around media, broadcasting and having courage to stand up to bullies. Tried and tested in venues in Birmingham, this is a real good news story and leaves the audience and cast with a sense of celebration and hope. Performance license is included in the price.

Gonna Run So Fast is a fun, active song that is brilliant for getting kids moving! Fantastic for Sports Days, summer activities and Sports Relief with scope for adding your own actions if required. Pupils and teachers will feel fitter and happier for singing it. The resource comes with performance and backing tracks, a piano score and lyrics.

A moving song about our wonderful Earth and how we can all make a difference to care for it and protect it from the effects of climate change. The resource comes with a link to a lyric video, performance and backing tracks, and a vocal/piano score. It is perfect for choirs and assemblies.

An upbeat song for primary school pupils to celebrate the Coronation of King Charles III. The resource comes with vocal score, lyrics, performance and backing tracks, and a link to a YouTube video with lyrics and vocals.

This is a groovy song designed to help children learn their 12 times table in a fun and musical way. It uses repetition and echoing of sums and sequences to further enhance the numbers and is great fun to listen to and move to. From: 'Tuning The Tables, Musical Multiplications', by Bakertunes, available on iTunes and Amazon mp3.

An energetic and fun song to warm up for any sporty event. The repeated refrain: Ready! Set! Go! sets the tone and works best if performed as an echo between two groups of singers. Actions are a must - just follow the words and have fun!

This is a song inspired by Raymond Briggs' story, Jim and The Beanstalk. It was originally written for a class doing an assembly using the story as a foundation.

This is a moving song written using ideas by two children about to move schools. It can be sung as one main group or split into two different choirs with interactive phrases. Optional harmonies are included.

Lively and fun song for Jubilee celebrations. Children can enjoy giving 'three cheers' for the Queen and singing about all the fun things that are happening around the Jubilee celebrations, as well as learning a bit of history! Celebrate! Celebrate! Let's have fun and celebrate! The Queen has ruled for sixty years So wave your flags and give three cheers!

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 is an upbeat song about how a small seed grows into a plant and flower given the right conditions. ' 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....'

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).