Take It Easy

- What have you got that you can make music with? Join in! 
- Move a part of your body to the beat of the music, or have somebody help you move your body.
- Can you add your own verses to this song? 'Gonna stamp my feet?' 'Gonna wiggle my fingers?'

Between the Trees/Far From Polesworth

- Shut your eyes and relax to this pair of tunes.
- Make a collage of the trees.
- The second tune was written on the bagpipes. What can you find out about the bagpipes?

Erie Canal

- Tap along on a table, woodblock or another hard surface to make the sounds of the mule's hooves. 
- Join in with '15 years on the Erie Canal' 
- Low bridge! Get down! What other actions can you add?
- Find out about the history of this song.

Tom Tolley's

- Play along using a soundmaker or body percussion.
- Move your body to the music. How would you describe your movements?
- Play this tune through a portable speaker. Touch the speaker. What does it feel like?
- This tune has lots of different names. How many can you find out? Are there any interesting stories behind any of them?

Fly Me To The Moon

- Would you like to fly to space? Where would you go? What would you do? Who would you take? 
- Frank Sinatra's famous recording of this song was associated with the Apollo space missions to the moon. What can you find out about these missions?

Flight of the Flamingoes/
The South Wind

- This tune was inspired by a boy who loved flamingoes. What can you find out about these amazing birds? 
- Make a picture or a model of a flamingo.
- The South Wind is a song about missing a place you love. Where is your favourite place? Why do you love it?

Somewhere
Over the Rainbow

- Do some rainbow artwork
- Learn the signs to this song
- Think about how this song makes you feel.

Peace At Last/ Da Lounge Bar

- Aisling wrote the first tune while enjoying some peace and quiet after a busy few weeks. Sit back and relax while you listen.    
-The second tune was written on the Hardanger fiddle, a special type of Norwegian violin. These are often beautifully decorated. Using this template, can you create your own decorated fiddle?

Peter Rabbit

- Sing along and do the actions. If you're not sure what they are, make up your own! 
- The Peter Rabbit stories were written by Beatrix Potter. Find out some more information about her and her writing.
- Read a Peter Rabbit story.
- Design your own animal character and write a story about them.

Broadstairs Harbour/ Sunshine Schottische

- Find your favourite soundmaker and play along.

- What do you imagine when you hear this piece of music? Make an artwork inspired by your thoughts.

- How would you move across a space to this music? See if you can find three different ways.

Beyond the Sea

- Do some seaside artwork
- Find and learn another song about the sea. This could be a shanty, a pop song or a song from another genre.
- Find your favourite poem about the sea. Can you turn it into a song?

Wals voor Polle

- This tune was written by the composer for his friend, Polle. Can you make something for a friend? This could be a song, a picture or a poem.

Walking in the Rain

- How do you feel when you go walking in the rain? You could turn these feelings into a word cloud.

- Draw a picture of a rainy day. You could even use your word cloud!

- Can you find a soundmaker to make the sound of the rain?