bread rolls - rhythm audio

British English CC

Check - which bakery rhythm?

lemon drizzle - rhythm audio

Call (what treat did you buy?) - audio

Bakery Shop - example audio

Bakery shop - guide audio for you to sing your own names

apple pie -  rhythm audio

Bakery Shop Game - video

jam doughnuts - rhythm audio

Fourth line of apple tree on pitched percussion - video

Sing the melody and tap the rhythm

First line of apple tree on pitched percussion - video

Second line of apple tree on pitched percussion - video

Third line of apple tree on pitched percussion - video

Clap and chant the rhythm audio - check

Kumala Vista

Walk and Stop

Dipidu

Warm-ups

Reading and playing using simplified notation

Music

In this unit, pupils use a baking theme to replicate and improvise four note melodies. Pupils read and reorder known rhythm patterns and use these to improvise on pitched percussion within their four note toneset. A final performance in ABA structure is created.

Compose and create: improvising with four notes

When we clap the syllables of a word, we are clapping the ...

Which of the following word rhythms best fits this stick notation?

Which of the following shows the rhythm of the first line of our song Apple Tree?

True or False? The only way to notate a melody is by using a musical stave.

When we tap the beat, we are showing the ...

The {{}} is the pattern of words or sounds we sing or play.

We can use {{}} notation to write rhythms down.

Which of the following is the correct notation for the following rhythm: Ta, Ta-di, Ta-di, Ta

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

Reading and playing using simplified notation

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.