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| ♦ | Suggestions about introducing new musical elements and skills, which can then be applied to other songs. |
| ♦ | Key information and tips for the non-music specialist. |
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Tips for Singing |
Rhythm Rules |
| Preparing to Sing | A Steady Heartbeat |
| Finding the Singing Voice | Describing Beat and Rhythm |
| Breathing | Picture Rhythms |
| Starting the Song | Rhythm Names |
| Teaching a Song | Games with Rhythm Flashcards |
| Say the Words |
Experience 
Metre |
| Developing the Singing Voice |
Describing
Metre |
| Breathing with the Music | New Rhythms and Rhythm Names |
| Preparing to Sing in Parts | Rhythm Banks |
| Ostinato | |
| Canons | |
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Melody Notes |
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| High and Low Sounds in Speech | Engine Jumps the Train Tracks - early music notation |
| High and Low Musical Sounds | Buttons, Dogs and Boards - more music notation |
| so and mi – High and Low Pitches | More New Notes |
| Prepare the la Singing Note | Handsign Games |
| Introducing la in Apple Tree | Pentatonic Scale |
| The Singing Stairs | More Music with Your Hands - The Fingerstave |
| Singing Conversations | Stems |
| Stick Notation | Fingerstems |
| Activities and Games using Stick Notation | Stick to Staff |