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FREE RESOURCE TO GET LITTLE FEET DANCING

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Free resource to get little feet dancing

PUBLISHED OCTOBER 2018

If you’re a primary school teacher and want to bring a little music and dance into your classroom, a new online resource may be just the ticket.

Dream With Your Feet is a new, free collection of music and accompanying teaching ideas that connect dance and music to the wider Early Years Foundation Stage Framework and the Key Stage 1 Curriculum. Each lesson is based around a musical gem drawn from a wide range of styles, genres and traditions, from Teddy Bears’ Picnic to the Cancan!

The collection is an update of an earlier resource called Little Pieces that was created back in 2003. The update was supported by a partnership between Cambridgeshire Music and the Northamptonshire Music and Performing Arts Trust. See full details online here.