Hot Cross Buns
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Are you looking for a little extra something to spice up those last few lessons before Easter? Combine learning and enjoyment (the strongest combination!) in this free downloadable resource for beginner piano lessons created and written by Sally Cathcart.
Description
HOT CROSS BUNS is a fun and engaging piano teaching resource from the Ready to Play series created and written by Sally Cathcart. It is designed to be used during a piano lesson, either as a standalone activity or to support learning from a tutor book.
Features of the song and the workbook include:
- a seasonal Easter song
- do trichord (do, re, mi)
- crotchets, quavers and crotchet rest (quarter notes, eighth notes and quarter note rests)
- phrase structure A, A, B, A
- step-by-step movement from singing to playing
- pupil-centred workbook, laid out for ease of learning
- transposition and improvisation activity
The workbook is ideal for beginner students who are in their first year of learning the piano, although the song itself can be adapted to work at various levels.
This sampler is from ready to play, the brand new series of musicianship books by Sally Cathcart.
Musicianship for beginners and beyond!
Listening, internalisation, and musical understanding are encouraged from the very earliest stages in this colourful, attractive, and comprehensive series. Full of progressive and engaging activities that develop a secure and wide-ranging foundation, off we go! starts piano students on the path to being truly ready to play.
Book 1 – off we go! CLICK HERE
Book 2 – moving up! CLICK HERE
Here’s a short video where Sally demonstrates the song and a clapping game to go with it.
Additional information
| Age | Early Years, Primary School (4-11) |
|---|---|
| Level | Beginner (Initial) |
| Resource Type | Free, Sheet Music |
| Seasonal | Easter |
| Teaching Focus | Aural, Playing By Ear, Rhythm, Solo Piece(s) |
Laura B. (Verified Purchase) –
Great activity for young beginners. Incorporates singing and movement.
Alice M (Verified Purchase) –
Looking forward to this adorable and clever production! It teaches in ways I love to teach. Just st about to put my St Patrick’s resources away for another year (?☘️) so on to Easter I look not only at free resources so will be shopping again. I started this contemporary teaching 7-10 yrs ago and altho the “science” of music theory does not change, it is time for me to freshen up my resources ???
Thank you.
Liz Murray (Verified Purchase) –