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Tag Archives: minibeasts
Issue 37: Writing it Down
One of the best ways to assess how well the children are able to read music notation is to get them to compose their own music. Last week, I did “mini-beasts in the Pease Pudding” with a class of year … Continue reading
Issue 36: Mini Beasts in the Pease Pudding
The “Pease Pudding Hot, Pease Pudding Cold” song has managed to get itself stuck in my head. This week it surfaced in a beginner recorder lesson in a class where the topic is “mini-beasts”. It is a useful little tune for introducing … Continue reading