Drawing Sounds workshops all align with the National Curriculum in Key Stages 1 & 2. Below are more detailed descriptions of how the interactive elements compliment Music, Art, English and PSHE.
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Key Stage 1 (Ages 5-7)
Music
- Listening and responding to live music
- Recognising musical elements (e.g., rhythm, pitch, dynamics)
- Exploring emotions through music
- Experimenting with sounds and instruments
Art
- Using different materials and techniques (e.g., drawing with color, shape, pattern)
- Developing creativity and self-expression
- Observation skills (e.g., creating art inspired by music)
English
- Creative writing (e.g., simple words, phrases, or adjectives inspired by music)
- Developing narrative skills (e.g., short stories or poems linked to music)
- Building vocabulary through descriptive and emotional expression
PSHE (Personal, Social, Health, and Economic Education)
- Mindfulness and focus through music and art
- Emotional awareness and regulation
- Developing social skills and resilience
Key Stage 2 (Ages 7-11)
Music
- Listening to a variety of musical genres (e.g., classical, contemporary, pop, traditional)
- Identifying musical elements (e.g., melody, harmony, rhythm, dynamics)
- Exploring emotions through music
- Engaging with live music performances to enhance musical understanding
Art
- Using a range of materials and techniques (e.g., drawing and visual expression in response to music)
- Developing creativity by interpreting music into visual art
- Applying artistic techniques (e.g., color, shape, pattern, texture)
English
- Creative writing (e.g., poems, short stories, or descriptive passages inspired by music)
- Developing narrative skills and structuring stories
- Building descriptive vocabulary to convey emotion and meaning
PSHE (Personal, Social, Health, and Economic Education)
- Mindfulness practices to focus on the present moment
- Emotional awareness and regulation
- Developing social skills through creative activities
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