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School Radio © BBC 2014 www.bbc.co.uk/schoolradio School Radio Presenter: Hi there! I’m Sarah Jane and welcome back for the next part of our musical story about Little Red Riding Hood! We’re going to learn our final song today and it’s called‘The big bad wolf has gone.’ I wonder why everyone’s feeling so happy! Let’s find out! Follow the words,as I sing the chorus. Oh, happy day! The wolf has gone away! Come on now, let’s have some fun, Now the big bad wolf has gone! This is a really happy, lively song.The animals are having a big party, be- cause the Wolf has gone and he’s never coming back! So you need to sing with big smiles on your faces. So, sitting up and ready to sing? Singers: Oh, happy day! The wolf has gone away! Come on now, let’s have some fun, Now the big bad wolf has gone! Presenter: At the end of the chorus the music goes up. Like this: Now the big bad wolf has gone! And the notes are quite fast! So you really need to move your tongues and lips quickly! Now we’ll go onto the first verse. Listen to me singing it first: Clap your hands! Stamp your feet! Swing your hips! To the wolfie beat! In this verse there’s a pause after each line when you don’t sing.It’s called a ‘rest’. Listen: 7. The big bad wolf has gone 1

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Presenter: Hi there! I’m Sarah Jane and welcome back for the next part of our musical story about Little Red Riding Hood! We’re going to learn our finalsongtodayandit’scalled‘Thebigbadwolfhasgone.’Iwonderwhyeveryone’sfeelingsohappy!Let’sfindout!Followthewords,asIsingthechorus.

Oh, happy day! The wolf has gone away!Come on now, let’s have some fun,Now the big bad wolf has gone!

Thisisareallyhappy,livelysong.Theanimalsarehavingabigparty,be-cause the Wolf has gone and he’s never coming back! So you need to singwithbigsmilesonyourfaces.So,sittingupandreadytosing?

Singers: Oh, happy day! The wolf has gone away!Come on now, let’s have some fun,Now the big bad wolf has gone!

Presenter: Attheendofthechorusthemusicgoesup.Likethis:

Now the big bad wolf has gone!

And the notes are quite fast! So you really need to move your tongues andlipsquickly!Nowwe’llgoontothefirstverse.Listentomesingingitfirst:

Clap your hands!Stamp your feet!Swing your hips!Tothewolfiebeat!

Inthisversethere’sapauseaftereachlinewhenyoudon’tsing.It’scalleda‘rest’.Listen:

7. The big bad wolf has gone

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Clap your hands! Rest! Stamp your feet! Rest! Move your hips! Rest! Tothewolfiebeat!Rest!

During the rests you can do some actions! Everyone is celebrating and havingaparty!Hooray!Youcanclapyourhands,stampyourfeetandswingyourhipsintimetothemusic!Firstofall,let’sclapourhands!Like this!

Clap your hands!

Iclappedthreetimeslikethis...[clapping]

Youdothatwithme.Ready,and...

One, two, three.

Oncemore,everyonetogether.Ready,and...

Great! Now let’s stamp our feet – like this:

Stamp your feet!

Sostandup,readytosingthatlineandstampyourfeet.

Everyonestandingup?Readyand...

Stamp your feet!

Didyoustampjustthreetimes,likethis?

One, two, three!

Let’ssingthelineoncemore.Ready,and...

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Stamp your feet!

Andafterthat,youcanswingyourhipsfromsidetosidetothe‘wolfybeat’!So,let’sgofromthebeginningofverseoneandthengoontosingthechorus.Anddon’tforgettoclapyourhandsandstampyourfeet.Ready,and...

Singers: Clap your hands! Stamp your feet! Swing your hips! Tothewolfiebeat!

Oh, happy day! The wolf has gone away! Come on now, let’s have some fun, Now the big bad wolf has gone!

Presenter: Welldoneandstaystandingwhereyouare.Nowwe’llmoveontothesecondverse.Thesecondpartoftheverseisjustthesameasverseone,butthefirstpartisdifferent.Listentomesingingitandbereadytojoininon‘Clapyourhands!’Listeningfirst...

Wave your arms! Crouch down low! Jump up high! And off we go!

Singers: Clap your hands! Stamp your feet! Swing your hips! Tothewolfiebeat!

Presenter: Staystandingeveryone.Perhapsyounoticedthatthisverseislongerthanverseone?Thisisasongwheretheversesgetlongerandlongeras we keep adding new words!

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We’regoingtoaddsomemoreactions!Likebefore,youdothe actionsduringtherests–thepartsofthemusicwhenyoudon’tsing.

Solet’ssingthefirstpartofversetwoslowlynow,withoutthemusictobeginwith.Andwe’lldotheactionsaswell.So,readyeveryone...singwithmefrom‘Waveyourarms!’Ready,and...

Wave your arms!

Wave your arms!

Crouch down low!

Now crouch down low!

Jump up high!

Now jump up high again!

And off we go!

Welldone!Nowwe’vepractisedthefirstpartofversetwo,let’sgoontosingthewholeversewiththeactions.Andthengoontosingthechorus.Readyand...

Singers: Wave your arms! Crouch down low! Jump up high! And off we go!

Clap your hands! Stamp your feet! Swing your hips! Tothewolfiebeat!

Presenter: Phew!Welldone.Sitdowneveryone.

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It’stimenowtolearnthelastverseofoursong,that’sversethree.Theverses in this song get longer and longer - and this one is the longest ofall!Butonlythefirstpartofversethreeisdifferent;thelastpartisjustthesameasversetwo.Sostandup,listentomesingingfirstandgetreadytojoininfrom‘Waveyourarms!’...

Show your teeth! Ragh! Tap your toes! Shout ‘hooray!’ Hooray! And wiggle your nose!

Singers: Wave your arms! Crouch down low! Jump up high! And off we go!

Clap your hands! Stamp your feet! Swing your hips! Tothewolfiebeat!

Presenter: Great!There’salottodohere!We’llpractisethefirstpartofversethreetogether.Withoutthemusictobeginwith.So,readyeveryone?

Show your teeth!

That’sit!Showyourteeth!Ragh!

Tap your toes!

Tapyourtoes–that’sit! Shout ‘hooray!’ Hooray!

Letmehearyousay‘hooray!’Hooray!

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And wiggle your nose!

That’sit!Giveyournoseabigwiggle!

That’sgreatandrelax!

Now we’ll sing the whole of verse three with the music then go on to singthefinalchorus.Nowthischorusisabitdifferent–yourepeatsomeofthewordsattheveryend.Likethis:

Now the big bad wolf The big bad wolf The big bad wolf has gone!

Reallyholdthatlastnote,withahappysmile!Soeveryone,readytogofromthebeginningofversethree?Readyand...

Singers: Show your teeth! Ragh! Tap your toes! Shout ‘hooray!’ Hooray! And wiggle your nose!

Wave your arms! Crouch down low! Jump up high! And off we go!

Clap your hands! Stamp your feet! Swing your hips! Tothewolfiebeat!

Oh, happy day! The wolf has gone away! Come on now, let’s have some fun, Now the big bad wolf The big bad wolf The big bad wolf has gone!

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Presenter: Thatwasgreat!We’vecometotheendofourfinalsong,whichmeansyou’ve learnt all seven songs! Well done! You’re ready now to try sing-ing‘Thebigbadwolfhasgone’allthewaythroughonyourown...andthenyoucanpractisetheothersongsagain,beforemaybeputtingonperformance!

It’stimeformetogonow.Sountilnexttime,bye!

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