Here we have some more EY and KS1 favourites:

What shall we do with a drunken sailor? Firstly, with Mr Miller:

What shall we do with a drunken sailor? Secondly, on your own:

…and Steam Train…  With Mr Miller:

…and Steam Train on your own:

Happy singing!!

To tie in with National Numeracy Week, here are some sing-alongs with a number theme!

5 Little Speckled Frogs…

One Elephant with Mr Miller…

One Elephant on your own…

…and just because we know it is a Dunn Street favourite, There was a Princess Long Ago with Mr Miller…

…and on your own…

This week’s Sing-Along is a collection of some of our favourite Geordie songs.  Sing-along with Mr Miller:

And then have a go on your own:

Alongside our popular Sing-Along with Mr Miller, here are some other ideas about how to stay musical during this time:

The BBC have created a new Ten Pieces at Home site containing weekly activities for primary schools, home educators and parents to share with their children. Each includes a Ten Pieces film to watch and enjoy and a linked creative activity that can be completed by children at home without any special materials or preparation. A perfect, simple and easy way to keep listening, enjoying and creating music at this time.

Interested in creating music using your iPhone or iPad?

This free “LOCKDOWN” resource will teach you how to use mobile tech to create authentic original music.

This resource is free to use. Simply create a login with your email address and you will be granted access to the 6 x video resources, syllabus and lesson guides. CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT MORE.

Click her for the top 10 online resources to help you set meaningful work that children can complete from home.

Pupils who access lessons with Miss Freeman or Mr Marshall can click here to find out about accessing music tuition at home.

The Tokyo 2020 Games might not be happening this year but Get Set Tokyo want to continue supporting schools and families during this difficult time.  They have developed a home learning pack which contains a range of free activities, challenges and resources that can help support learning at home and keep everyone busy and entertained.Get inspired by the Olympic and Paralympic Games today!

The School Games Active Championships is a national activity campaign to help young people across the UK to #StayInWorkOut using the video-based platform powered by TopYa!. New challenges will be available every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

Primary and secondary-aged children can join the School Games Active Championships at any time with free active challenges being set via videos within a designated School Games version of the TopYa! Active app. All they need to do is download the app, register as a player and type in the Invite Code 23880.

Children practise the challenges, then submit their best video using a mobile device to receive personal coaching feedback from the TopYa! team of experienced virtual coaches. Points are earned for each video submitted, leading to climbing leaderboards and winning prizes!

The TopYa! Active app is committed to online safety and meets rigorous COPPA and GDPR safeguarding standards. No one can communicate within the app. All children can do to communicate with one another is give each other a virtual ‘high-five’, which functions like a social media ‘like’.

Parents:

Create your own account, and then create your young person’s account(s). Skip the invite process and simply tell them their username or let them use your device to submit challenges. (They need your permission to use the app if they are younger than 13). All activity on the app is COPPA and GDPR compliant, providing a safe online space for children to complete skill challenges, upload videos and get thoughtful virtual coaching feedback.

Follow these steps:

1. Download the TopYa! Active app from the App Store or Google Play
2. Create your Parent account
3. When prompted to enter an Invite Code enter 23880 and then choose Primary or Secondary School League based on which type of school your child attends
4. Then create your kid(s) account(s)
5. Let them work on the activities on their own device or film and upload videos from your device on their behalf!

Premier League Primary Stars support those looking for ways to educate and entertain children aged 5-11 and keep them active: they make school curriculum-linked resources available for home learning, with no registration. CLICK HERE to find out more.

The generator picks out an activity for the children depending on the number of children and whether you are inside or outside.  CLICK HERE to access this resource.

Yoga, mindfulness and relaxation for children. Interactive adventureshttps://www.youtube.com/user/CosmicKidsYoga which build strength, balance and confidence – and get children into yoga and mindfulness from an early age!  CLICK HERE to visit the site.

The Daily Mile at Home is a 15 minute bout of either walking, jogging, or running, which the whole family can partake in. It’s an easy and fun way to keep fit and maintain good mental health and well-being.

A YouTube playlist featuring Just Dance compilations for children to dance along with…

First… sing-along with Mr Miller:

Now… have a go on your own!