Welcome
Come in come in, It's good tae see ye!
Come in come in, It's good tae see ye!
THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO DROPPED IN IN JANUARY
Many of you were teachers gearing up to work on a Scottish Songs theme.
On one day we had over 1000 hits - our best ever.
BTW, the website ceilidhtreasurehunts.com has interactive Scottish Songs Quiz sections, and also downloadable song quiz sheets for use in class.
This website has been developed by Ewan McVicar to assist Scottish Primary school teachers and pupils find the Scots songs and tunes they need for project and thematic work. Pupils themselves can select songs or tunes, and there is information on lyrics and accompanying movements for use by teachers.
PRIMARY SCHOOLS AND
STUDENTS AT HOME.
Hover your mouse over Wee to P3 above to select songs and tunes for nursery and up to 8 years
Hover your mouse over P4 to P7 above to select for 9 to 12 years.
BUT
A few favourite traditional Scots songs for you to try first are Fitba Crazy, Coulter's Candy and Canny Shove Yer Grannie. For newer songs try Bananas Are The Best and Coorie Doon.
SECONDARY SCHOOLS AND
STUDENTS AT HOME
Choose Secondary to select songs, tunes and much more.
Material is being added at present.
BUT
To start you off
A few favourite traditional and newer Scots songs and tunes for you to try are McPherson's Rant, The High Road To Linton, Caledonia, Binnorie, Winter Sun, Scots Wha Hae, Sands Of Kuwait Set and Yellow On The Broom.
Ewan with his friend from the island of Bali, Indonesia.
Ewan asked a Scottish class for his name, they said 'Judy'.
Ewan said 'But he's a boy!'
They said 'Dougie'.
So his name is Dougle.
LATEST ADDITIONS
A song about millworker Mary Slessor of Dundee who became famous rescuing African children.
EVERYWHERE WE GO SONG
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Click on the map to find where Scotland's songs and tunes live.
