Hellos x2
pitch match “Hello”
5 languages
repeated once
pitch match “Hello”
5 languages
repeated once
Join in the pulsing beat and frantic activity of a Holi celebration (minus
the water and coloured powder throwing).
Did you know that the original Hickory Dickory Dock had at least 12 verses? Sing on to enjoy them and practice telling time on a clock with a face.
New words turn summer swimming into a winter sport. Sing for fun then make up a
hockey cheer with the composition project.
In a traditional lullaby, an anxious parent tries to soothe a crying babe with promises of gifts. The mp4 uses images of vintage toys to help explain how a “cart and bull”, etc. could be possible gifts for a child.
A new twist on an old lullaby, the baby is soothed by a series of actions. Images in the mp4 include a variety of children and caregivers.
What do we do on Saturday night? Well dance the Looby Loo of course! In Scotland, “loo” is love –and students will love this circle dance. The mp4s offer a simple version for beginners, as well as the traditional dance moves.
Humpkin Pumpkin sat on a wall.
Celebrate pumpkin season with this variation of Humpty Dumpty.
What a hoot!
Two different conversations between “owls” to act as models for students speaking “owl”. Owls only respond to other owls –so students are encouraged to use their high-singing voice. A fun exercise to encourage voice exploration.
Sing “Hello” in different languages for a vocal warm-up.
Three vocal warm-ups use a variety of languages to sing “Hello”. Learn from the mp3s or mp4s, then invite students to become leaders in their own language of birth.