Everything you need for class assemblies in one ready-to-use pack. Four
assemblies specially tailored for Year 1, with accompanying songs and
music, as well as ideas for dances, costumes and sets, with supporting
teaching notes.
Four complete class assemblies for Year 1, carefully designed to take the stress out of whole-class performances.
Each assembly is based on a story which links to literacy topics, as well as cross-curricular themes. The stories are semi-scripted, allowing the class to join in with lines, actions and choral speech. Supporting teaching notes provide ideas for sets, costumes and dances, as well as advice for preparing the performance, and for linking the assembly to classroom work and SEAL themes.
The accompanying audio CD provides music for entering and exiting the assembly, performance and backing tracks for the songs and music for optional dances. No music reading required.
This is Book 3 in the Assembly Packs Series. See all Assembly Packs books here.
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