Easter is a wonderful time to celebrate with music and drama. Whether you want to sing Easter Songs, tell the Easter story, or have some fun with the Easter Bunny, you’ll find what you need at Learn2soar Music.
Learn2soar Music is a leading provider of high-quality music and drama resources for schools and nurseries. They have a wide range of Easter songs and Easter publications for children aged 3 to 11, suitable for both religious and non-religious settings. You can choose from digital publications that include videos, songs, scripts, sheet music and more.
Some of our popular Easter publications include:
The Easter Assembly Collection
A set of 10 Easter songs and 6 Easter assemblies for children aged 5 to 11. Each assembly has a narrated script and a song that relates to a different aspect of the Easter story, such as Palm Sunday, Good Friday and Easter Sunday.
“The Easter Assembly Collection is a fantastic resource. The songs are catchy and easy to learn, and the scripts are well-written and engaging. The children loved performing them and the parents were very impressed.” – Sarah, KS2 teacher
Our First Easter Show
A short and simple Easter musical for children aged 3 to 6. It features 10 easy songs and a flexible script that can be adapted to suit your needs. The musical presents a variety of Easter traditions from the perspective of woodland animals.
“Our First Easter Show was perfect for our nursery class. The songs were simple and fun, and the script was very adaptable. The children had a great time rehearsing and performing it, and they learned a lot about the Easter story.” – Emma, Early Years teacher
The Donkey’s Tale
A short and sweet Easter musical for children aged 5 to 9. It features 10 catchy songs, with a humorous script which follows the journey of the donkey who carried Jesus into Jerusalem. The musical explores the themes of friendship, loyalty and courage.
“The Donkey’s Tale was a hit with our KS1 children. The songs were lively and upbeat, and the script was funny and touching. The children really enjoyed playing the different characters, especially the donkey. It was a wonderful way to celebrate Easter.” – James, KS1 teacher