Music and Sound - EYFS/Early Years activities, Displays and ideas

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  • Free Sample Resources

  • Core ‘Music and Sound’ Resources - More resources coming soon!

  • Role-Play - Song Contest

  • Area Signs

  • Outdoor Play ‘Music and Sound’

  • STEM - Can you make a musical instrument?

  • Music/Sound and Emotions

  • Sound Making and Recognition (Phase 1 Phonics) - General plus various themes - ‘Transport’, ‘Dinosaur’, ‘Farm Animal’, ‘Animal’, ‘Fireworks’

  • Songs

  • Nursery Rhymes

  • Related Topics

  • Related special dates - World Music Day (Scroll down to find out more)


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Core ‘Music and Sound’ Resources

- More resources coming soon!

 

Role-Play

 

Area Signs

 

Outdoor Play

 

STEM

 

Music/Sound and Emotions

 

Sound Making and Recognition (Phase 1 Phonics)

 

Songs

(More coming soon!)

 

Nursery Rhymes

 

Related Topics

 
 

Related Special Dates

World Music Day

World Music Day, also known as Fête de la Musique, is an annual celebration held on 21st June, promoting music in all its forms and encouraging people to enjoy and perform music freely in public spaces.

🎵 What Is It?

  • Origin: Started in France in 1982 by the French Ministry of Culture.

  • Name: "Fête de la Musique" is a play on words in French, meaning both "Festival of Music" and "Make Music."

  • Purpose: To make music accessible to everyone, regardless of age, background, or skill level.

🌍 How Is It Celebrated?

  • Worldwide events in over 120 countries including the UK, USA, Germany, Italy, India, and more.

  • Free performances: Musicians (both amateur and professional) are encouraged to perform for free in public spaces—parks, streets, schools, museums, and community centres.

  • No genre limits: All types of music—classical, rock, jazz, folk, electronic—are celebrated.

  • Community focus: The goal is connection, creativity, and cultural expression, not profit.

🎶 World Music Day in the UK

  • Though not as widely recognised as in France, music schools, community groups, and arts organisations in the UK often mark the day with:

    • School music assemblies

    • Live community concerts

    • Online streaming performances

    • Workshops and participatory events

💡 Key Messages

  • Music is a universal language.

  • Everyone can create and enjoy music.

  • It's a day to celebrate cultural diversity and musical freedom.

 

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