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1. • • Learn how to prepare to sing, including looking at your singing posture, your breathing and vocal warm-ups. Learn what a conductor is and how to sing with other people in a choir.
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   What can KS1 students learn about singing?

   • KS1 Music videos, quizzes and activities that will help students practise the skills and knowledge they need for singing. Learn how to prepare to sing, including looking at your singing posture, your breathing and vocal warm-ups. Learn what a conductor is and how to sing with other people in a choir. © 2024 BBC.

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   What are KS1 music videos & activities?

   • KS1 Music videos and activities that will help students practise their singing, performing and sound knowledge and skills. Join Cara and Martin as they record and create sounds using everyday objects and different materials… Although maybe not how they’d originally planned. It’s the Great Martian Bake Off!

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   How do I teach my child to sing?

   • Visit: Breathing is the key to all good singing as the breath controls and supports the voice. Encourage children to be aware of their breathing, not only does it help with singing but is a great tool for relaxation and mindfulness! Take a deep breath, breathing in through the nose and out through the mouth.

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   How do I develop singing with my class?

   • The first principle in developing singing with your class, is that you use your own voice. You may need to overcome some anxiety about using your voice. It doesn’t matter if you are not a great singer - just be willing to have a go, and the children will love it when you do! If everyone sings together, no one voice will be heard above the rest.

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   What are singing and vocal sounds?

   • Singing and vocal sounds are music and sounds created by the voice. Tune in to watch Martin step up to the mic and discover all the ways one (very repetitive) phrase can be sung. What makes a great song? A catchy melody, rhyming lyrics and lots of crisps of course! It's vocal warm up extravaganza!

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   Why do teachers sing?

   • Singing is the ultimate accessible and versatile resource for teachers with the potential to create a sense of unity and to build a cohesive community across the school. It can be a fast track to internalising musical concepts such as melody, pitch, rhythm and harmony, which are explained below. Commonly known as tune.

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   Learn how to prepare to sing, including looking at your singing posture, your breathing and vocal warm-ups. Learn what a conductor is and how to sing with other people in a choir. KS1 Music...

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   KS1 Music videos, quizzes and activities that will help students practise the skills and knowledge they need for singing. Part of Music. Singing. Getting ready to sing. Learn how to...

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   Singing & the Voice. In this section we will explore using the voice, vocal warm-ups, breathing techniques, provide whole class activities, tips on starting a choir, an overview of digital resources as well as guidance on singing assemblies.

8. www.thenational.academy › teachers › programmesFree KS1 Music teaching resources - Oak National Academy

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   Get fully sequenced teaching resources and lesson plans in KS1 Music.

9. soundstorm-music.org.uk › files › 20182. The National Curriculum for KS1 music

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   Be creative about how you approach singing. Explore and have fun with how you sing new and well known songs; use simple nursery rhymes, variations of speed and characters to help children find their singing confidence and unique voice. NC2 Experience playing together as a group. Learn how to play an instrument with feeling

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    Jan 11, 2011 · Sing your way through the curriculum using these ideas from author, composer and music education consultant, Sue Nicholls... Singing is good for you! It releases endorphins, harnesses that ‘feel good’ factor and engages and focuses young minds.