This is a lovely traditional song I have set to lively music. It works really well with actions and tells the story of how a farmer plants his seeds and watches them grow. 'Oats and beans and barley grow...do you or I or anyone know how oats and beans and barley grow?' I've added the slower backing so it's easier to get the words in.

An upbeat song describing a few of the more popular dinosaurs. 'Triceratops with horns and frill, Stegosaurus and Pterodactyl...' With piano score, performance, backing track and lyric sheet. Good for a few stomp and chomp actions too!

I have made this to use in the schools I teach in and thought it might be useful for other people to use in their Christmas celebrations. I've included the copy of the lyrics as they fit the music - the same music is repeated three times.

This is a fun song about the Tudor kings and queens. I’ve tried to create a medieval feel with the music too so I hope it’s more than just a song about facts. 'Henry the Seventh killed Richard the Third, First time the Tudor name was heard, Had two sons but his first son, Arthur died, So Henry the Eighth was the one who survived’… 'Lady Jane Grey, the nine days Queen, Shortest reign you’ve ever seen, Went to the block, her head went splat, ‘Cos Bloody Mary took the throne and that was that!’…

How do you want to travel today? A lively song about the different ways we get around today. Chorus: Trains and planes and bicycles and cars, boats and scooters, a rocket to Mars (whoosh!), carriages, coaches, fast or slow, anyhow, anywhere, go! Go! Go!

This is a thoughtful song about the stories and history of castles. I hope it will provoke discussion about what castles were used for and about how they are portrayed in stories as well as their role in our documented history.

This is a lively romp through the six times table to give pupils a fun alternative to help learning. Taken from 'Tuning The Tables' by Bakertunes available on Amazon mp3 and iTunes. Video also on youTube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2zdPazES2Q