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Ways to Stand for ‘Stand for the Right’
I was thinking of ways to get the children actively involved in this song, and it occurred to me to have them stand in different ways. I gave these cards orange borders. However, I had in mind the thought that we stand taller when we’re on our knees, and prayer is definitely a way we…
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Ideas for restless children during Singing Time
We all have feral Primaries some days. Generally just prior to or during rain (for some unknown reason). I have put together a few of my resources that I have scribbled down over the years, and they are now part of my Singing Time folder. Firstly, I found this site that gives a few pointers: Music…
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Head, Shoulders, Knees and…SURPRISE!
For days when you’re in need of an action song, and the children are going to be restless, and you need something quick to grab. This is perfect for those stormy seasons we dread. It’s also one the children don’t get sick of. I have found a fantastic picture of a boy (thanks abcteach.com…
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Primary Song Scrambles
This may not be an appropriate activity for the Juniors to do, but we have very clever seniors in our Primary, and I thought this might be a great thing to do for revision, or just to go through some songs we know. Song scrambles! They’re not quite opposites, but the title of the song is certainly scrambled…
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Music rhythm game ‘Don’t clap this one back’ with rhythm flash cards
I first heard of this game through Samantha Coates at the Winter Piano Teacher’s Seminar and I loved the idea. I have tweaked it a little though. How to play:- Clap a rhythm to your class/Primary. They have to clap it back to you. The only rhythm they can’t clap back is “Don’t clap this…
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