Collins International Primary Music - Cambridge Primary Music Student’s Book Stage 2

Paperback

<p>The Collins International Primary Music series provides a holistic, enjoyable and easy-to-deliver approach to classroom music for Stages 1–6. Learning is facilitated through the exploration of a diverse range of musical styles and topics from around the world. It supports the Cambridge Primary Music curriculum framework (0068) from 2024.</p><p>This resource is endorsed for the Cambridge Pathway to support the Cambridge Primary Music curriculum framework (0068) from 2024.</p><ul><li>The Student’s Book provides learner support for the Stage 2 Cambridge Primary Music curriculum framework.</li><li>Each lesson is filled with practical, creative and engaging activities that increase confidence, develop students’ singing voices, create meaningful experiences and deepen understanding of music in all its forms.</li><li>For each lesson, the Student’s Book provides space for learners to record their learning, respond to listening and log their planning and ideas.</li><li>Learners will explore and learn to sing a variety of musical styles from around the world to widen their experiences.</li><li>There are regular opportunities for reflection and self-assessment at the end of each lesson.</li></ul>

RRP: £7.99

Imprint

Collins Music

ISBN

978-0-00-865408-5

Publication Date

21-10-2024

Format

Paperback

Pages

32 pages

Dimensions

192x265mm

Product Description

<p>The Collins International Primary Music series provides a holistic, enjoyable and easy-to-deliver approach to classroom music for Stages 1–6. Learning is facilitated through the exploration of a diverse range of musical styles and topics from around the world. It supports the Cambridge Primary Music curriculum framework (0068) from 2024.</p><p>This resource is endorsed for the Cambridge Pathway to support the Cambridge Primary Music curriculum framework (0068) from 2024.</p><ul><li>The Student’s Book provides learner support for the Stage 2 Cambridge Primary Music curriculum framework.</li><li>Each lesson is filled with practical, creative and engaging activities that increase confidence, develop students’ singing voices, create meaningful experiences and deepen understanding of music in all its forms.</li><li>For each lesson, the Student’s Book provides space for learners to record their learning, respond to listening and log their planning and ideas.</li><li>Learners will explore and learn to sing a variety of musical styles from around the world to widen their experiences.</li><li>There are regular opportunities for reflection and self-assessment at the end of each lesson.</li></ul>

Author

Steve Grocott, Sue Nicholls and Elizabeth Rozier

Imprint

Collins Music

ISBN

978-0-00-865408-5

Publication Date

21-10-2024

Format

Paperback

Pages

32 pages

Dimensions

192x265mm

Product Description

<p>The Collins International Primary Music series provides a holistic, enjoyable and easy-to-deliver approach to classroom music for Stages 1–6. Learning is facilitated through the exploration of a diverse range of musical styles and topics from around the world. It supports the Cambridge Primary Music curriculum framework (0068) from 2024.</p><p>This resource is endorsed for the Cambridge Pathway to support the Cambridge Primary Music curriculum framework (0068) from 2024.</p><ul><li>The Student’s Book provides learner support for the Stage 2 Cambridge Primary Music curriculum framework.</li><li>Each lesson is filled with practical, creative and engaging activities that increase confidence, develop students’ singing voices, create meaningful experiences and deepen understanding of music in all its forms.</li><li>For each lesson, the Student’s Book provides space for learners to record their learning, respond to listening and log their planning and ideas.</li><li>Learners will explore and learn to sing a variety of musical styles from around the world to widen their experiences.</li><li>There are regular opportunities for reflection and self-assessment at the end of each lesson.</li></ul>

Author

Steve Grocott, Sue Nicholls and Elizabeth Rozier