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Books - Music Express
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Music Express interactive
This range of products offer interactive teaching activities for the whiteboard which are imaginative, inspiring and fun. It can be used as a stand alone
resource or in conjunction with Music Express books. It fulfils the requirements of the Curriculum of England, Wales and Northern Ireland and the 5-14
National Guidelines for Scotland.
Learning with Music Express Interactive, children will gain a broad and balanced musical education. They will:
Learn about and sing songs from around the world, including the British isles.
Learn about music from different periods and genres.
Enjoy music lessons with a balance of listening, composing, performing and appraising.
3 4 5
4 Music Express Interactive
Year 3 And 4
Activities for composing descriptive music,
understanding rhythmic patterns, performing
together, exploring scales and sound colours.
Animal magic, Play it again, The class
orchestra, Dragon scales, Painting with sound,
Salt, pepper, vinegar and mustard.
Year 3 interactive Single user
070-MES0018 £49.99
Year 3 interactive Multi-user
070-MES0025 £99.99
Year 4 interactive Single user
070-MES0019 £49.99
Year 4 interactive Multi-user
070-MES0026 £99.99
5 Year 5 And 6 Music Express
1 Listening To Music 2 Percussion Players
3 Music Express Interactive
Interactive
Elements 5+ The National Curriculum requires that all
Year 1 And 2
Activities for creating repeating patterns,
The Listening to Music series actively engages
pupils should be able to “play tuned and Activities for exploring sound, voices,
performing rounds, understanding how songs
children in listening to music so that they can untuned instruments with control and rhythmic instruments, elements and simple scores.
can be changed using ICT, creating songs,
perform & compose for themselves. Each pack accuracy”.
consolidating knowledge and understanding.
Sounds interesting, The long and short of it,
comprises a visually exciting book, a CD of all
Cyclic patterns, Roundabout, Journey into
This INTERACTIVE MULTI MEDIA pack offers
Feel the puls , Taking off, What’s the score?
the recordings, & a CD-ROM of interactive
space, Songwriter, Stars, hide your fires and
fresh and exciting ways into whole class music
whiteboard activities and printouts.
and Rain rain go away Who knows?
making - for both National Curriculum music
The first title, aimed at KS1, brings together Year 5 interactive Single user
music from China, West Africa, India, South
and Wider Opportunities.
Year 1 interactive Single user
070-MES0020 £49.99
America & Europe - an eclectic mix of
Developed especially for 7-11 year olds,
070-MES0016 £49.99
traditional, historical & contemporary music.
Percussion Players contains over 30 games,
Year 1 interactive Multi-user Year 5 interactive Multi-user
The second title, aimed at KS2, brings together
activities and tunes to play using classroom
070-MES0023 £99.99 070-MES0027 £99.99
music from Indonesia, the Caribbean, India, the percussion. Include book and CD Rom.
Pacific, South America & Europe - an eclectic mix
070-MES0013 £29.99
Year 2 interactive Single user Year 6 interactive Single user
of traditional, historical & contemporary music. 070-MES0017 £49.99 070-MES0021 £49.99
070-MES0011 £29.99
Year 2 interactive Multi user Year 6 interactive Multi-user
070-MES0012 £29.99
070-MES0024 £99.99 070-MES0028 £99.99
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