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Baby one, two, three
A laid back, jazzy song involving the body from head to toe!
| STATUS | PREVIEW | SONG TITLE | DATE DOWNLOADED |
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Key stage KS2
Subject Physical education
SEN/Accessibility MLD suitable, SLD suitable, Braille scores, Slower backing tracks
Copyright/Public domain (PD) Public domain songs (PD)
Vocal range Small (up to a 5th), Medium (around an octave)
Musical format Unison
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Oliver Sing Up Moore Report this comment
Posted 26th Jan 2012 06:27
a good song for it
Massimo Malaga Report this comment
Posted 30th Sep 2011 09:05
this song is catchy
Student Nkem-paul Report this comment
Posted 24th Jun 2011 04:57
yes i do agree with Mrs Harrison my clarinet teacher. this song is absolutely fab. Mrs Harrison this is Amaka from the clarinet.
Musick Vestvils Tolson Report this comment
Posted 21st May 2011 12:12
waw it is amesing how it is i love it it riminds me of mr prigg
MRS HARRISON Report this comment
Posted 26th Jan 2011 07:08
This is brilliant!!!!! Using it with Y3-Y6. Everyone gets something out of it. Try doing it in silence with just the actions. Focuses the mind! Works as a round with Grandma with a bit of adjustment but without the track. We`re always trying different things!
Mrs Elliott Report this comment
Posted 12th Feb 2010 05:25
I loved singing this song, great catchy tune, makes you think what's coming next?
Mrs Wistow Report this comment
Posted 24th Jan 2010 05:17
My children love this song and have used it in their assembly about the body. Thanks.
Miss Haddon Report this comment
Posted 7th Nov 2009 04:18
HELLO
I LOVE THIS SONG BECAUSE ITS FUN AND I LIKE THE ACTIONS
Master Cieslar Report this comment
Posted 22nd Sep 2009 07:15
This is a brilliant, and energetic song. A great thing to also use in warm-ups in PE Lessons.