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Bryant, Ann: Teaching Key Stage 2 Music Yr 3 (book/CD)
sheet music
Setting: Music Theory
Length: 120 pages
Publisher: Faber Music
Item number: 1843284324
ISMN: 9781843284321
A complete step-by-step scheme of work for specialist and non-specialist teachers. This title is the key to delivering the rigorous and ever-changing demands that make up the Key Stage 2 Music curriculum. Designed for use by any music teacher, regardless of technical musical knowledge, the book works progressively through the syllabus, describing exactly what is required and offering easy-to-follow solutions to bring the ideas to the classroom effectively. The guide includes:
30 Lesson plans
Songs with music
Separate lyric sheets
Photocopiable pupil's sheets
A set of appendices that address the finer details of the curriculum.
The book is complete with a CD of music for all the material featured, which is ideal for those teachers without Piano-playing abilities, or for those classrooms where a Piano is not available.
30 Lesson plans
Songs with music
Separate lyric sheets
Photocopiable pupil's sheets
A set of appendices that address the finer details of the curriculum.
The book is complete with a CD of music for all the material featured, which is ideal for those teachers without Piano-playing abilities, or for those classrooms where a Piano is not available.
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