peace and air

Cambridge PGCE Music

saying peace

I once adored a chemical reaction

Her eyes were made from pieces of the moon

But now I fight the angels for her halo

She feels that she has nothing left to prove

We once had dreams of being something useful

A sword someone would keep at their side

A friction that would spark a revolution

A radio in tune with the sky

Well, we tried

Now everyone can share what's left

We can share our breath

We can share the air pollution

We can all control the sun

That's what we'll become

You'll become a resolution

Oh, I adore a chemical reaction

Her features look just like my disguise

We see the world through identical lenses

So I never ask what's going through her mind

It's mine

Now everyone can share what's left

We can share our breath

We can share the air pollution

We can all control the sun

That's what we'll become

You'll become a resolution

Air Pollution

by Page France

showing peace

Image 1: showing air peace Image 2: showing air pollution

doing peace

The theme today is Peace and our Planet.

As guest hosts, the Music PGCE (teacher training programme) at University of Cambridge, have created 5 peace activities, based on the elements, centred on the theme of peace and our planet. Today's element is air:

Activity ideas:

Watch the video to understand basics of air pollution: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/science-environment-47829136

Find some more information on air pollution and create a poster about it. BBC article on the effects of Covid lockdown effects on air pollution https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-52202974
Record a rap performance of Page France's 'Air Pollution' to the given YouTube link beat.
Add some choreography to your Air Pollution Rap.
Write your own lyrics for an Air Pollution Rap.
Paper airplane activity - Aeroplanes are the most polluting transport per km of travel. BBC Article on transport pollution. Your job is to create a paper airplane and to write a message of peace on the airplane's wings and see whose plane travels the furthest https://www.foldnfly.com/#/1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-2 - Reading messages of hope from our wings (then throw them) into a recyclable eco-friendly green bin.

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