SINGING GAMES FOR
CHILDREN
Traditional and
contemporary songs from around the world
Enter the Singing Games for
children web site
Below is the old
Gryphonǡrden web site
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{?/span>?/span>{?/span>?/span>{?/span>?/span> {?/span>?/span>{?/span>?/span>{?/span>?/span> Visit Gryphonǡrden for children೩nging games
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We wove a web in
childhood, A web of sunny air; We dug a spring in infancy, Of water pure and
fair?Charlotte Bronte |
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Resources for
Foundation Stage and Primary teachers and other carers |
Good
morning Gryphon Gryphon੮ his garden, A grumbly
sleepy head, Say ﯤ morning
Gryphon?gently And he젷eave a wondrous web. He젳how you all the treasures That a busy teacher needs. Then he೩nging, heडncing, Off flying through the trees. He࣡lling for the children To join in all his fun, A beaky geeky gryphon Catching moonbeams on the run. He guards his trove with vigilance And vigour I堢een told, But now heke
to share with you, His hoard of Gryphonǯld. |
Gryphonǯld |
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From this front page you
can access; Art Art lessons # Literacy and drama
?/span> Nativity tips?+ plays you may like to use Writing
frames Music and Physical
Development ?/span> O listen to midis Hop, skip and away we go Book 1 examples O Hop, skip and away we go Book 3 examples O Allons-y examples
O༯span>French singing games: Spanish collection 2 O Spanish singing
games Hopsa sa OࠠࠠＯspan>Polish singing games Music
lessons Science
{ﳰan> Science
photocopy masters Science
assessments |
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Welcome to
Gryphonǡrden We
all wish to allow children to weave their webs of 宮y air?in childhood.
Gryphonǡrden is here to help teachers and other carers provide ways to do
this and to nurture children෯nder of the world and their natural
exuberance, creativity and musicality. |
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Gryphon튠 Garden could equally be named Dany쯳pan> Archives or
Tried and Tested as I have developed these materials over many years of
teaching 4 to 11 year olds. I have also enjoyed and adapted many traditional
songs, singing games and rhymes and would like to share these for the
pleasure and rewards they have given me and the children I have taught. Dany Rosevear |
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The
resources on this site are free. Extra materials can be purchased for a
nominal amount to reflect the start-up and other costs of maintaining this
site and producing resources. Books I
have published and how to obtain copies Contact:
darosevear1@aol.com |
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?/span>There is always one moment in childhood when the door
opens and lets the future in?span style='mso-spacerun:yes'>?Graham Greene 詬dren
at play are not playing about; their games should be seen as their most
serious-minded activity. Montaigne |
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This page created 31st Aug 2008 by Dany
Rosevear
Last revised 6th February 2010; IN TRANSITION
JULY 2012
See my husband೩te on tollhouses at www.turnpikes.org.uk