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I specialise in delivering and writing early years music sessions as well as music training for universities and colleges. I believe strongly in developing CREATIVITY as a precursor to academic skills because of the school-readiness skills that are involved in high quality creative activities. And as musical is a universal language, I believe that you are the best music leader for your children!

I specialise in delivering and writing early years music sessions as well as music training for universities and colleges. I believe strongly in developing CREATIVITY as a precursor to academic skills because of the school-readiness skills that are involved in high quality creative activities. And as musical is a universal language, I believe that you are the best music leader for your children!
Music beats 2
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Music beats 2

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This is the second part of Music Beats by Musicaliti. This resource shows you how to introduce rhythm through movement by using familiar vocabulary (insects and food), creating opportunities for children to quickly recognise how to perform challenging beats, with potential for maths (fractions) extensions. INTERCURRICULA LINKS: PE - self-regulation, balance Maths - experiencing fractions, time English - experiencing syllables Art - tools to create
Metal instruments for the early years
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Metal instruments for the early years

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This poster shows a range of instruments that provide a fantastic selection for children in nursery and other early years settings. Careful judgement should be made to consider which instruments should be left to children unsupervised, for example, instruments with small or fragile parts should be kept for occasions with adult supervision. Instruments can be grouped by type, and these are all grouped by short or long metallic sounds that they make.
Wooden instruments for the early years
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Wooden instruments for the early years

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This poster shows a range of instruments that provide a fantastic selection for children in nursery and other early years settings. Careful judgement should be made to consider which instruments should be left to children unsupervised, for example, instruments with small or fragile parts should be kept for occasions with adult supervision. Instruments can be grouped by type, and these are all grouped by short wooden sounds that they make.
Other instruments useful in the early years
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Other instruments useful in the early years

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This poster shows a range of instruments that provide a fantastic selection for children in nursery and other early years settings. Careful judgement should be made to consider which instruments should be left to children unsupervised, for example, instruments with small or fragile parts should be kept for occasions with adult supervision. Instruments can be grouped by type, and these are a mixture of skins (drums), props (egg shakers, scarves, parachute) and everyday items (cups and spoons).
Musical ME under THREE
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Musical ME under THREE

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Vivid poster of musical behaviours of children under THREE years old, links to the Musicaliti table of musical skills in early childhood.
Musical ME under TWO
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Musical ME under TWO

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Vivid poster of musical behaviours of children under TWO years old, links to the Musicaliti table of musical skills in early childhood.
Musical ME under FOUR
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Musical ME under FOUR

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Vivid poster of musical behaviours of children under FOUR years old, links to the Musicaliti table of musical skills in early childhood.
Musical ME under ONE
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Musical ME under ONE

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Vivid poster of musical behaviours of children under ONE year old, links to the Musicaliti table of musical skills in early childhood.
Musical ME from BIRTH to SEVEN
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Musical ME from BIRTH to SEVEN

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Complete set of vivid posters of musical behaviours of children from BIRTH to SEVEN years old, links to the Musicaliti table of musical skills in early childhood.
Musical ME under FIVE
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Musical ME under FIVE

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Vivid poster of musical behaviours of children under FIVE years old, links to the Musicaliti table of musical skills in early childhood.
Musical ME under SIX
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Musical ME under SIX

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Vivid poster of musical behaviours of children under SIX years old, links to the Musicaliti table of musical skills in early childhood.
Musical ME under SEVEN
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Musical ME under SEVEN

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Vivid poster of musical behaviours of children under SEVEN years old, links to the Musicaliti table of musical skills in early childhood.
Musical Skills for Children from 0-1 year
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Musical Skills for Children from 0-1 year

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This colourful poster breaks down 12 musical behaviours that could be included in each music session for babies from 0-1 year old. Based on leading research on both child development and music education, this easy-reference poster can be used in baby rooms for use during impromptu sessions. Pick your favourite songs and use them with these fun activities, meeting multiple early learning goals.
Musical Skills for Children from 1-2 years
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Musical Skills for Children from 1-2 years

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This colourful poster breaks down 12 musical behaviours that could be included in each music session for babies from 1-2 year old. Based on leading research on both child development and music education, this easy-reference poster can be used in baby rooms for use during impromptu sessions. Pick your favourite songs and use them with these fun activities, meeting multiple early learning goals.
Are you sleeping rhythmic notation
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Are you sleeping rhythmic notation

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This introduction to rhythmic notation allows children from preschool to primary to develop their understanding the relationship between syllables and musical rhythms. The two sheets include both the insect rhythms (free download) as well as the musical notations. (To the tune of Frere Jacques.)
Father Christmas had a tree rhythms
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Father Christmas had a tree rhythms

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This introduction to rhythmic notation allows children from preschool to primary to develop their understanding the relationship between syllables and musical rhythms. The two sheets include both the insect rhythms (free download) as well as the musical notations. (To the tune of Old MacDonald.)
Tap the Drums rhythms
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Tap the Drums rhythms

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This introduction to rhythmic notation allows children from preschool to primary to develop their understanding the relationship between syllables and musical rhythms. The two sheets include both the insect rhythms (free download) as well as the musical notations. (To the tune of London Bridge.)
Jingle Bells rhythmic poster
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Jingle Bells rhythmic poster

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This introduction to rhythmic notation allows children from preschool to primary to develop their understanding the relationship between syllables and musical rhythms. The two sheets include both the insect rhythms (free download) as well as the musical notations.
Everyday Musical Children
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Everyday Musical Children

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This helpful sheet summarises useful elements for focussed music sessions for these age groups, including appropriate instruments to use, suggested sequence of activities, suggested movement exploration.
Music beats
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Music beats

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Music notes divide time in half, or quarters etc. and using movement avoids the need to understand fractions first. This is one way of introducing notation by working out how many 'beats&' each word takes, e.g.: Twin-kle, twin-kle, lit-tle star walk walk walk walk walk walk stride Bee bee bee bee bee bee worm cr cr cr cr cr cr m (cr=crotchet, m=minim) INTERCURRICULA LINKS: Movement - self-regulation, balance Numeracy - experiencing fractions, time Literacy - experiencing syllables Creativity - tools to &';write' own songs