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Singing
1 The Song Stack By Sue Nicholls
20 Songs for Primary Schools. The Song Stack contains 20
songs and raps for the whole primary range written by Sue
Nicholls, well-known song-writer & music educationalist.
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A stack of accessible & singable songs with warm-ups &
extensions plus ideas for teaching the material. Songs in
different styles & genres to delight teachers & children &
keep them singing! Download a sample of The Song Stack
at
www.mesdirect.com/FreeResources to experience the
wonderful work of Sue Nicholls.
070-MES0050 £16.95
2 Playground Songbook
This selection of songs, created by Sue Nicholls, is great for
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playground games & singing. A collection of 15 songs for
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KS1, your children are sure to have fun.
070-MES0528 £13.99
3 Music Stickers
A great motivational tool - 48 stickers per sheet & 2 sheets of
5 designs -Singing Star, Singing Leader, Magic Music Making,
Creative Star & Great Performer. 480 stickers in total.
070-MES0757 £9.99
4 Blank Catch Ball
Develop your class’s questioning skills with this blank catch
ball. Get the children to create their own questions or pre
write your own before the lesson. This simple resource can
be used time & time again. An excellent tool for all stages.
Ball provided with 20 pockets.
480 STICKERS
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5 Play, Clap and Sing
6 Play, Clap & Sing has evolved from the songs, games &
chants that children are playing & singing in playgrounds
in the Solent region.This book is a collection of traditional
materials from different parts of the world as well as some
that the children have invented & adapted themselves.
The activities in this book enable children to:
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Enjoy playing together
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Develop personal and social skills
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Participate in safe physical activities
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Develop vocal skills
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Reinforce & develop rhythmic skills
A well researched and pragmatic book!
070-MES0739 £24.99
6 Classroom Song Bank
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The easy to use ‘Song Bank’ makes it a breeze for kids to
sing their favourite song! 40 colourful cards each feature a
popular song that’s sure to get the whole class singing &
moving. The handy stand included holds each card in place,
so children can act out the song as they sing.
070-MES0312 Classroom Song Bank £24.99
070-MES0313 Classroom Song Bank CD £13.99
7 The Singing School
These excellent songbooks from Manchester Music Service,
each covering a school year, are designed to enable the
non-singing class teacher to have daily singing within their
class. Children who want to sing are encouraged to become
a song leader & composing new words or versions of songs
8 Junior Voiceworks is an integral part of the activities. Covering the curriculum
By Kevin Stannard. Junior voiceworks is a wonderful
& QCA guidelines in a fun, practical, skill building manner
collection of 33 singable songs for children. It follows
has never been easier. These books are great for
the successful Voiceworks format & includes CD.
encouraging the whole school to sing.
The very best songs to motivate & inspire all young 070-MES0627 Year 3 £25.00
singing groups. Book & CD.
070-MES0689 Year 4 £25.00
070-3435519 Junior Voiceworks 1 £29.95 070-MES0690 Year 5 £25.00
070-3355743 Junior Voiceworks 2 £29.95 070-MES0691 Year 6 £25.00
14 Telephone Orders 08450 264 703
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