Italian Grammar Songbook for Kids
Budget: £17 – £22 GBP
I am assembling an Italian educational songbook aimed at 6- to 8-year-olds. Every page should make grammar fun, memorable, and sing-along friendly, so the children pick up verb conjugations, articles, and simple sentence structures almost without noticing they are studying.
Scope of work
The project calls for a complete, ready-to-use classroom resource that blends lively music with clear linguistic targets. Originality is essential: all lyrics, melodies, and activities must be your own work or fully cleared for use.
Deliverables
• 12–15 original Italian songs centred on key grammar points (articles, present-tense verbs, simple prepositions, etc.)
• Lyrics in standard Italian plus a brief English glossary of tricky words
• Lead-sheet style notation (melody line, chords) in PDF and editable format exported from MuseScore, Sibelius, or similar software
• MP3 vocal demos (simple voice + instrument is fine)
• One short teaching note per song explaining the grammar focus and a suggested classroom activity
Acceptance criteria
• Songs fit comfortably within a child vocal range (roughly A3–E5).
• Each grammar item is presented clearly and repeated naturally in context.
• Audio files are clean, intelligible, and match the notated scores.
• All files compile into a single, well-organised folder structure ready for print or digital distribution.
Timeline and collaboration
Once we agree on the final song list, I would like a first batch of three songs within one week to confirm style and level, then the remainder in two additional milestones. Feedback will be prompt so the creative flow stays smooth.
If you thrive on mixing music and language learning for young minds, this project should be a perfect fit. I am excited to hear your ideas and turn grammar into catchy tunes kids will hum all day.
Scope of work
The project calls for a complete, ready-to-use classroom resource that blends lively music with clear linguistic targets. Originality is essential: all lyrics, melodies, and activities must be your own work or fully cleared for use.
Deliverables
• 12–15 original Italian songs centred on key grammar points (articles, present-tense verbs, simple prepositions, etc.)
• Lyrics in standard Italian plus a brief English glossary of tricky words
• Lead-sheet style notation (melody line, chords) in PDF and editable format exported from MuseScore, Sibelius, or similar software
• MP3 vocal demos (simple voice + instrument is fine)
• One short teaching note per song explaining the grammar focus and a suggested classroom activity
Acceptance criteria
• Songs fit comfortably within a child vocal range (roughly A3–E5).
• Each grammar item is presented clearly and repeated naturally in context.
• Audio files are clean, intelligible, and match the notated scores.
• All files compile into a single, well-organised folder structure ready for print or digital distribution.
Timeline and collaboration
Once we agree on the final song list, I would like a first batch of three songs within one week to confirm style and level, then the remainder in two additional milestones. Feedback will be prompt so the creative flow stays smooth.
If you thrive on mixing music and language learning for young minds, this project should be a perfect fit. I am excited to hear your ideas and turn grammar into catchy tunes kids will hum all day.