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Making Music at Home – KS2 Week 11 Summer Fun! boltonmusicservice.com @BoltonMusicCent Making Music at Home – KS2 Week 11 Summer Fun! W Hello everyone, this week we are hoping that the sun is going to shine A for us! R Let’s get warmed up with a challenging chant- ‘Ice cream’! M https://youtu.be/bBR7droV3ok U Ice cream, I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream… P Make sure you know the phrase off-by-heart before adding the claps! S Can you try increasing the tempo; challenge yourself, how fast can you do it? ‘Down by the Bay’ is a Down by the Bay S fun song with actions I for the chorus, you can Down by the bay, where the N learn it here: watermelons grow, G Back to my home, I dare not go. I https://www.singup.org/singupathome/down-by- For if I do, my mother will say: bay N G Now you can make up some of your own Did you ever see a bear combing his rhymes, thinking about the seaside / sea hair down by the bay? creatures, here are some ideas… Did you ever see a bee with a sun- burnt knee down by the bay? Did you ever see a moose kissing a goose down by the bay? Did you ever see a shell ____________? Did you ever see a whale with a polka Did you ever see a shark ___________? dot tail down by the bay? … Did you ever see a boat ____________? Can you think of some others? Try singing the song again with the backing track and your own ideas! A is a line from the C well-known song, ‘I can see clearly now’. T This version was sung by a famous reggae singer from Jamaica, I Jimmy Cliff. Did you know it was featured in a movie about V Jamaican bobsledders, ‘Cool Runnings’? If you haven’t seen the I film, make it your ‘Summer watch’ – it is hilarious!! https://youtu.be/MrHxhQPOO2c?t=1 T This is a motivational song about looking forward to a brighter Y future… What are you looking forward to most in summer? Make a poster of how you would spend your ‘Sunshiny Day’. Have a sunshiny summer! Mrs McLaughlin .
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