Singing Science: Songs and Chants for Teaching Science
No. of pages 64
Published: 2012
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A songbook bursting with stimulating play-based activities designed to support science teaching and enrich young children's experience of science in a fun and engaging way.
A songbook bursting with stimulating play-based activities designed to support science teaching and enrich young children's experience of science in a fun and engaging way.
The songs and activities introduce key concepts, vocabulary and facts about science. Topics include plants, moving and growing, teeth and eating, habitats, solids and liquids and are written in a exciting, modern style on subjects that interest children. Each song or chant is accompanied by a set of activities and ideas for further development, making it a perfect resource for combining with practical science as a starter, plenary or for revision activities.
No music reading is required and the pack includes a CD with sample performances.
This book is part of a book series called Singing Subjects .
This book is aimed at children in primary school.
There are 64 pages in this book. This book was published 2012 by HarperCollins Publishers .
Kaye Umansky is the much-published and popular children's writer and author of several music titles for A&C Black. Helen MacGregor, co-author of Music Express, is Music Adviser for Kent. Stephen Chadwick (consultant) is author of Developing Music Skills and three Roald Dahl musicals, BAFTA award-winning composer, educationalist and studio sound engineer.
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