I see animals!

Words and Music by Rosie Adediran, Rosie Bergonzi and Dan Cundy.

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This is a physical warm-up to start off the day, with each animal featured in the song chosen for its ability to get bodies moving and stretching in all sorts of different ways!

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Age
3 to 5 , 5 to 7
Cross-curricular topic
Animals
Song type
Action , Chant , Fun
Subject
Early Learning: Communication and language , Early Learning: Expressive arts and design , Early Learning: Physical development
Scoring
Unison

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The audio tracks were recorded specially for Sing Up by London Rhymes.

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