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This is the listing for resources that support specialist areas of teaching, eg Special Education, Singing for the Brain, Children's Songs, etc.
Associated NVPN member - Kay Barrett
I can bring the canvas labyrinth to your venue for meditative walking and 'singing the labyrinth'. It is a 7 circuit classical labyrinth, carefully hand painted by volunteers onto artists canvas... the pattern is made of 'pebbles' inspired by beaches we have visited in Iona and Devon. Call Kay for more details.
Full details for Portable Canvas Labyrinth >>
Associated NVPN member - Ali Burns
These new songs by Alison Burns are perfect for assemblies both in special and mainstream schools where inclusivity is high on the agenda. Created specifically to motivate and interest teenagers with special needs they also have a wider appeal.
Respect has songs that:
Are age appropriate for young people with special needs
Can be used in primary schools at assembly, in class or in circle time
Use clear, simple language
Are easy for non-specialist teachers to use
Develop abstract concepts such as respect,
patience, change and friendship
Have a simple one verse, one chorus structure
Are great for personal and social development
Address many citizenship issues
Are fun!
Full details for Respect: Songs for Inclusive Assembly >>
Associated NVPN member - Ali Burns
25 great chilren's songs for starting to sing in harmony. Aimed at upper primary/ S1 or Keystage 2 and 3. Also good songs for adult choirs - warm ups etc. Comes with 2 cds: 1 audio cd of all tracks and 1 cd rom of mp3 files; piano parts; voice only tracks; backing tracks. Can be used with an interactive whiteboard.
Full details for Rickety Tickety >>
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The words and tune for this song were written by the young mums (age 14-16yrs) as part of CRISP's Positive Activities for Young People project with teenage mums and mums-to-be.
Teenage mums get a bad reputation in the UK but this wonderful specialist Pupil Referral Unit has places for 40 babies, and most mums become responsible mothers, retaining care of their infants and going on to achieve well educationally.
For more info please contact CRISP Co-ordinator Catherine Pestano: catherine@naturalvoice.net
This inspiring compilation of warm-up songs written by NVPN members all over the UK comes as a book with 3 CDs of the separate parts for 65 songs. There are songs to suit all groups, and they pay tribute to the hugely rich diversity of our expanding Network. You can find more details of To Grace The Earth on our Resources page.