Who will you be today?

Words and Music by Sue Nicholls.

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A dressing-up song for any character – great for inspiring the imagination in EYFS

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Age: 3 to 5 , 5 to 7
Cross-curricular topic: People
Song type: Curriculum
Subject: Early Learning: Communication and language , Early Learning: Expressive arts and design , Early Learning: Literacy , Early Learning: Personal, social and emotional development , Early Learning: Understanding the world , English , PSHE
Scoring: Guitar chords , Unison

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The performance and backing tracks were provided by Sue Nicholls and Hilary Miles.

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