Set of 88 song cards, each with 2 song options for use with a kazoo ‘guess the song’ games. Cards are split into four categories, each colour-coded for your convenience: Christmas songs, 60s and 70s songs, 80s songs, 90s and 00s songs. Play one category or shuffle them for a wild card round!
The students have to listen to the idiom song and then recognize them. This presentation is made in format of a crane game. It contains 25 colorful slides and it’s useful for intermediate level students. You can also download this song in mp3 file, its instrumental version and lyrics as well.
Video Summary
Skateboards, mountain climbing, billiards… I love this stuff, and that's why I put it all into this song about triangles that is filled with real-world connections. We see triangles all around us, so it was easy to make this song especially relevant to the lives of students.
Learn how to classify triangles by their sides (scalene, isosceles, & equilateral) and by the angles (acute, obtuse, & right) in this ridiculously catchy rock song.
LYRICS
Isosceles triangles have two equal sides
like this mountain we’re about to climb;
and since one angle’s over ninety degrees,
an obtuse triangle is what we see.
If you add up every angle,
there are one hundred eighty degrees in a triangle.
If the length is equal on every side,
we say it’s equilateral, like this road sign;
and since every angle’s less than 90 degrees,
an acute triangle it will also be.
If skateboard ramps are your scene,
with three different sides they’re called scalene.
That triangle would also be called right
if a ninety degree angle is inside.
There are two ways to classify triangles:
by their sides and their angles,
like sails out on the high seas
can be right or isosceles.
Or look at the foot of this goose;
it’s scalene and obtuse.
When you break pool balls with a cue,
they’re equilateral and acute.
UK Age Range:
| Year 3 - Year 4 - Year 5 |
KS2 Maths
A very simple song using Spanish to play the 'What's the time Mr Wolf?' game. I ask the children to form a line and while they walk forwards I walk backwards in front of them. This keeps the game under control.
Starter activity to practise dictionary skills
Students look up the words in the dictionary and figure out the name of the song in English. The singer/band's initials are at the side of each. The answers to each slide are in the notes at the bottom of each one.
Haven&'t used this myself yet. Please let me know if it&';s useful or not.
Dannielle
The song counts down the number of spots on your dog as you wash him. The game will be familiar to most people, and I have put Spanish sentences on the cards to be read.
The 5 pieces included here are:
1. Snow White - Heigh Ho
2. Lion King - In The Jungle
3. Bare Necessities - Jungle Book
4. Do You Want To Build A Snowman? - Frozen
5. Under The Sea - The Little Mermaid
I use these alongside games, singing the songs, using solfege (do-re-mi) as well as teach pupils to read notation so that by the time they get to ‘Under The Sea’ they can work out the colours needed.
Also included is a Powerpoint file which has the pieces broken down in to chunks (chords and melody).
NOTE: Make sure to install the fonts included to ensure the ppt. file looks as created.
This is a simple, easy-to-learn song that can be used with all your primary music classes! Singing games are a great way to start the lesson, or to use as a break part way through a choir practice or general music class.
What’s included?
Sheet music (8 bar melody)
Instructions for classroom implementation
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I wrote this as a way of getting my students singing, moving and interacting at the start of every lesson! I use it with all my younger classes. Everyone picks up the melody quickly and looks forward to the “change places” chorus on each repeat!
Pitch/melody warm-up: the song uses a natural minor key, ideal for young singers. The range is an octave and the melody moves by step and small leaps of a 3rd.
Rhythm warm up: finger clicks help practise keeping time. The melody uses mostly quarter notes, emphasising keeping a steady beat.
Movement warm-up: the game involves swapping places each chorus.
Social warm-up: your students will all be involved, looking around the circle, and feeling the benefits of singing together.
I hope you and your students love playing and singing together using this song! If you enjoy it, please leave a review to help others find it. Follow my store for more fun music resources for your music classroom.
The pack includes:
Rhyme sheets for 6 popular Nursery Rhymes:
Humpty Dumpty
Sing a Song of Sixpence
Twinkle Twinkle
Hickory Dickory Dock
Baa Baa black Sheep
Jack and Jill
Colour character props for each rhyme- these would be great on a display or great when laminated and kept with nursery rhyme books for singing the rhymes
Black and white characters and props for each rhyme for the children to colour/ collage etc
A large (3xA4) size grandfather clock in colour for the rhyme ‘Hickory Dickory Dock’
Colourful games to accompany each rhyme
A 3D wall and Humpty Dumpty model to make using a split pin
Numbered blackbirds up to 24 for the rhyme ‘Sing a Song of Sixpence’
A rhyming word game
A4 colouring sheets for each rhyme
A great bumper pack-great for displays, games and making class rhyme books.
A great starter activity for Christmas time. Students to identify what sacred or secular Christmas song the lyrics are from.
Students can work alone, in pairs or small groups. A great game for all ages.
Engage Your Students with The Hunger Games Creative Activities!
Immerse your students in the gripping and thought-provoking world of The Hunger Games with this collection of interactive and creative tasks. Designed to develop critical thinking, literary analysis, and creative expression, these activities encourage students to explore key themes such as survival, power, rebellion, and control in meaningful ways.
With a variety of creative options to suit different learning styles, this resource is ideal for group projects, independent work, end-of-unit assessments, or extension tasks. Students will analyse Katniss’s resilience, the Capitol’s propaganda, and the harsh reality of the Games.
Activities Include:
★ Creating a short-form video review analysing key themes and personal reflections
★ Writing a podcast script exploring survival, rebellion, and government control
★ Creating a graphic novel to visually depict a significant scene
★ Writing a tribute survival guide with essential strategies for the arena
★ Designing set and costume concepts for a stage adaptation of The Hunger Games
★ Writing a five-minute play retelling a pivotal moment with strong dialogue and tension
★ Designing a new Hunger Games arena with unique dangers and Gamemaker manipulations
★ Writing a Capitol newspaper article reporting on a key event from a biased perspective
★ Creating a film soundtrack with song selections that reflect key scenes and emotions
Why Choose This Resource?
➤ Encourages deep literary analysis through creative expression
➤ Provides engaging alternatives to traditional written assignments
➤ Supports differentiation and caters to a range of learning styles
➤ Perfect for KS3 and KS4 English, literature units, creative writing, and extension activities
Step into the perilous world of Panem while making learning interactive and thought-provoking!
Download now to inspire creativity and critical thinking in your classroom!
This game involves matching equivalent fractions in number form or pictorial form. The fractions involve denominators of 3, 6 and 12.
Students shuffle the cards and place them out in memory format. They then turn over cards to
match equivalent fractions. They take the pair when they have matched them.
Contains
- 1 description page of game for teacher (1 page)
- 1 Colour set of gamecards and instructions (4 pages)
- 1 Black and white set of gamecards and instructions (4 pages)
NOTE: This game can be found in our Fraction Math Game Pack - Buy it and recieve a game free!
Title: MC Solaar – Bouge de là!
Level: KS4/KS5
Subject: French Listening, Reading & Cultural Resource
Overview:
An engaging cultural resource using MC Solaar’s - Bouge de là, to build students’ listening, reading, and comprehension skills. Perfect for teachers looking to bring Francophone culture into the classroom, while challenging students with humour.
Includes:
Lyrics with scaffolded vocabulary and cultural notes
Intro to verlan slang
Guided translation and comprehension tasks
Thought-provoking discussion in English
A video-viewing to consolidate culture appreciation
Writing task encouraging personal opinion, in French
Extensions
Resources: PowerPoint + worksheet
Please leave a positive review if you enjoyed this resource, it helps a lot. Thanks. Julie :)
Silly Soup Rhyme Interactive PowerPoint:
Click on the rhyming words to add them to the silly soup pot.
includes 15 sounds each with 3 rhyming words:
at, an, ap, ig, in, ip, en, ed, og, ot, op, ox, un, ar, ock
Also includes:
PDF Printable, to create rhyming-words activity: includes Silly Soup pot, 45 picture cards and matching word cards
A complete and engaging unit covering 10 essential poetic devices every middle school student should master! This resource includes pre-assessments, worksheets, song lyrics and writing challenges, games, and an end-of-unit quiz.
What’s Included:
Common Core Standards
Teaching Guide
Poetic Device Table
Poetic Device Poem
Matching Definitions
Matching Examples
Why Use Devices?
Why Use Devices? MCQs
Song Lyric Challenge
Song Lyrics Worksheet
Poem Challenge
Online Game
Quiz
Answers
Funny & Educational Tudor Sports Song for Kids - Discover the Games of the Tudor Era!
Bring Tudor history to life with this funny and engaging song all about the sports and games played during the Tudor period! Perfect for primary and elementary school students, this catchy tune introduces kids to the favorite pastimes of Tudor children and adults - from jousting to tennis, and early forms of football - all wrapped up in a fun, memorable song that makes learning history a blast.
Ideal for classroom lessons, home education activities, and school assemblies, this educational song combines humor, history, and rhythm to help students remember the unique sports and culture of Tudor England. Whether you’re teaching a history unit on the Tudors, exploring medieval sports, or just looking for an entertaining music resource, this song is the perfect addition to your teaching toolkit.
Engage your young learners with this catchy Tudor sports song and watch their excitement for history soar!
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(STONE AGE SONG)https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/ks2-song-stone-age-rap-for-primary-elementary-school-13264500
(VIKINGS SONG)https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/ks2-song-vikings-gimme-your-land-primary-elementary-song-13264505
(TUDORS SONG) https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/ks2-song-tudor-sports-primary-elementary-song-about-the-tudors-13264501
Rhyming Songs Flashcard Game
Purpose:
This game helps young children develop phonemic awareness and rhyme recognition while having fun through songs and interaction.
This resources perfect to use for phonics lesson or just a bit of time before transition or home time.
How to use: print, laminate and cut it out
How to play: ask one child to pick one card and the rest can sing the songs together.
Poetry comparison delivered through song: Amy Winehouse’ Love is a Losing Game and Ellie Goulding’s How Long Will I love you. Includes engaging activities and a question stems. Engaging starters and plenaries with interactive tasks. Tailored towards AQA LP2
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