KS1 Sounds and Sound Sources, Finding out about drums, instruments of the orchestra, sounds around us, sound poems KS1

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Sounds Around Us - PowerPoints

KS1 Science 4 Physical Processes - Making and detecting sounds

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There are two PowerPoints, sorting cards, posters, labels etc

1. PowerPoint One — What is a Sound? - How do we hear sound? What happens when sounds get closer or further away? Sorting Sounds. There are lots of sound clips attached to these PowerPoints for the children to listen to and discuss. - 34 slides

2. PowerPoint Two — Making Sounds –Using parts of the body to make sounds. What is sound? How are sounds made? What are vibrations? Looking at different musical instruments and the sounds they make Exploring – How do we make sounds using different instruments? 33 slides

3. 16 sheets PDFs - Sorting Instruments - cards, posters and labels

4. Sorting sheets and grids

5. 21 posters (A4) Musical instruments

5. Sound and Hearing word mat

6. 53 vocabulary labels

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Finding out about Drums - PowerPoints

Non-Chronological Report KS1

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There are four PowerPoints in this folder.

1. Finding out about drums - 20 slides - Dusty and Pod arrive on earth and discover what it is that is making sound. (Drums) and finds out some information for his next report home. Dusty recaps what information he’s found out about drums.

2. Sending a non-chronological report home - 24 slides - Dusty begins planning his report but first Pod helps him to organise his writing and introduces a spidergram or spider diagram.

3. Dusty’s Report - All About Drums - 24 slides - Dusty starts to write his non-chronological report with the help of Pod and his spider diagram.

4. Dusty’s finished Report - 20 slides - Special features of a non-chronological report, a glossary and more about drums around the world with sound files

5. Two copies of the finished report for shared reading - in Word (change the font as needed) and PDF format. One copy has key words highlighted and relates to the PowerPoints.

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Instruments of the Orchestra - PowerPoints

Pod and Dusty find out about the orchestra, the different families of instruments and the sounds they make KS1 Lower KS2

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There are two PowerPoints and lots of music.

1. PowerPoint One - Finding out about the instruments of the orchestra - 34 slides with sound clips and music - Pod and Dusty meet the conductor who explains about the families of the orchestra; string instruments, woodwind and brass instruments and percussion as well as the harp and the piano.

2. PowerPoint Two - Finding out about - Part Two - 25 slides with more sound clips of individual instruments and music.

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Sounds and Sound Sources - PowerPoints

KS1 Science 4 Physical Processes - Making and detecting sounds

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There are two PowerPoints suitable for KS1

1. PowerPoint One - Poems and Sounds -22 slides with 16 poems, most with sound files. The poems are all sound related.

2. Who Stole all the Sounds? The Sound Collector - 20 slides with sounds and sound sources - using the poem as a starting point for discussion - what would it be like to live in a world without sounds? Looking at sounds and sound sources.

3. The Sound Collector poem in PDF form. Children could write their own sound collector poem using their own ideas and trying to follow the pattern

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KS1 Science and Music, Sounds and Sound Sources KS1

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Expectations KS1:

recognise and describe many sounds; describe how sounds are generated by specific objects;
state that they hear sounds through their ears;
describe what they observe when they move further away from a source of sound;
make observations or measurements relating to sounds and with help present these in charts
recognise that when sounds are generated by objects, something moves or vibrates

Learning Intentions KS1:

To know that there are many different ways of making sounds.
To be able to make sounds in a variety of ways.
To be able to talk about sounds and classify them.
To begin to distinguish between wind, percussion and string instruments.

KS1 Sounds Around us - Sound and Hearing KS1

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KS1 non-chronological report - finding out about drums KS1

Dusty and Pod are back and this time they are finding out all about drums so that they can send a report back to their friends at home. Introducing a spider diagram as an organisational aid to report writing KS1.

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KS1 Non-chronological reports checklist

Describe what things are - or were - like.
Start with a general statement - it might be a question to involve the reader.
Give further details and use headings and subheadings to organise information.
Include pictures, captions and/or labelled diagrams
Write in the present tense.

Purpose: Begin to show some characteristics of chosen form, e.g. write non-chronological reports, based on structure of known texts, incorporating appropriate language to sequence and categorise ideas KS1

If you are looking for more resources related to non-chronological reports KS1 see also:

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Resource 284 Australian Habitats Click Here

KS1 sounds and sound sources KS1 Science and Literacy

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Objective: KS1 to link sounds with their sources and to distinguish between a sound and its source.

NC programme of study:

Sc1p2b, Sc1p2g, Sc4p3c

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Musical Stories and Composers - PowerPoints

KS1 and Lower KS2

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There are Three PowerPoints with music

1. PowerPoint One - Beethoven, Composer - 17 slides - What is a composer? The story of Beethoven, his music and his deafness.

2. PowerPoint Two - Musical Stories - 29 slides - Composers often use their music to tell stories; this PowerPoint tells the story of The Flight of The Bumble Bee by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov and the story of Peer Gynt in the Hall of the Mountain King by Edvard Grieg. Grieg loved the trolls of Norway and children will enjoy using their imagination with this story and its music.

3. PowerPoint three - Peter and the Wolf - 26 slides - story and music written by Sergei Prokofiev. Each character in the story is represented by their own instrument.

4. PDF story of The Flight of the Bumblebee

Use for drama, movement etc

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KS1 Music - the Instruments of the Orchestra KS1, KS2