Victorian music hall Lyrics, illustrations and sound. Sound operates in in slide mode.

Illustrated lyrics and audio. You won't hear the sound unless yo fully open the power Point. Rigorous marching song.

Questions and song making activities based around the nursery rhyme "Humpty Dumpty". In addition you can either watch the you tube video (original source) or download it here and insert it into the PowerPoint. Another link inside the presentation is a link to the history of the nursery rhyme.

The story is split into parts. The children choose which part they would like to compose for. The story is read again with the children playing on cue.

Lyrics and music from the wonderful moment when the Vikings land in the UK! Rock type rendition. Kids love it. References made to the Raids on Lindisfarne SOUND HEARD ONLY IN SLIDE MODE.If you just want to read the lyrics have PowerPoint in normal mode

This PowerPoint is a brief study of the Battle of Culloden and contains links to other relevant sites (pictures, videos, songs,info etc). It is intended to be used with The Skye boat song and another song "The Ghosts of Culloden ". The former is available on the premium site with mp3s, video or a PowerPoint presentation. Both songs act as a wonderful starting point from which to enter this period of Jacobean history. They can be viewed on YouTube. Our class are studying Famous British battles and we will use the songs as part of the music curriculum (The genre of folk music)

Photos of everyday objects from coronation time and today side by side. Rhymes for the jubilee. Composing a rhythm for loud and soft on the drum . The national anthem. Guide to worksheet is in the powerpoint.There are 2 levels. One worksheet is for a simple rhythm. The extension worksheet has spaces for a simple 4 note tune

"It is a far; far better thing that I do; Than I have ever done; It is a far; far better rest that I go to; Than I have ever known." The man speaking has volunteered to take the place of a man condemned to die. From the book A tale of two cities

Children's attention focused on various zones of the pictures to develop their skills at writing a setting.

Two of Vera Lynn's most popular songs ' We'll meet again ' and 'White Cliffs of Dover ' put together in a medley Sound will play when in Slide Mode. View in normal mode if you wish to view words only. Backing track included. Lyrics and chords on the PowerPoint.

Edit to suit your needs. Contains 2 sound recordings of the Navaho. Video available for downloading. Suggestions for their own chanting and a rain dance. I have edited out on the video anything which might make younger children giggly! If you prefer to use the YouTube video; view first. Learning objective: to appreciate the music of other countries and cultures.

PowerPoint works in conjunction with the videos in downloads..Using the Viking raids as a starting point, the PowerPoint looks at the chanting of monks from Benedictine to the modern Gregorians. Both videos are very soothing and can be played as a standalone resource before Assemblies or in a quiet time of the day. The work concludes with a little leaflet that is a response to the music. Mix and match! Web addresses to these source materials are included.

A simple poster showing 12 letters of the Greek alphabet

A gallery of famous Victorians, Composers included ! Darwin, Nightingale, Gershwin,Grieg, Mendelssohn Queen Victoria, Edison and Wagner.

The PowerPoint looks at the Glenn Miller and Vera Lynn's music. Included are 2 videos and the website to full length original videos.

A self running PowerPoint with embedded sound files designed to help children make a connection with music then and music now. I have had it running as children enter assembly. Those doing Ancient Egyptians loved it .There is a small booklet to record their knowledge. The music will play when in slide mode You can also use it as part of your Egyptian topic. Pleas give me feed back as it took hours to make !

What are artifacts?.Photographs of artifacts. What purpose they served. Quite a lot of information.