Let’s Eat!
£3.75
Let’s Eat! is a fun primary school history song about food and eating in Roman times (and let’s be honest which child wouldn’t love singing about a Vomitorium!).
‘Let’s Eat!’ is a lively and engaging primary school history song all about food and eating in Roman times – because who wouldn’t love singing about a Vomitorium? Packed with mentions of fascinating Roman foods, this song is both educational and entertaining. From a musical standpoint, it offers opportunities for part singing, which can be tailored to suit your pupils’ abilities and confidence levels. Whether it’s used to enhance your Roman history topic or as a standout feature in a Roman-themed assembly, ‘Let’s Eat!’ is sure to be a classroom favourite.
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Included in your song pack:
- Audio file of backing track with instruments playing melody in mp3 format
- audio file of vocal track in mp3 format
- Song words in PDF format
- Sheet music with performance notes in PDF format
- PowerPoint of song words
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Let’s Eat!
1
I’m a very important Roman,
So welcome to my feast,
There’s lots of tasty food for you
It really is a treat!
Come lay around my table
And gorge until you’re sick,
So you can make more room to eat
Yes that’ll do the trick!
2
Dormice and peacock and fat snails and jellyfish,
Lamb brain and ostrich and wild boar and octopus,
Oysters and parrot and fish sauce and olive oil,
Thrushes and urchin there’s so much food to eat!
3
There’s so much that we can eat,
Let’s keep going till we’re beat,
Time to eat up every crumb,
Now show us to the vomitorium!
4
Combine the 3 parts – or as many as you wish!
(Or you could sing your favourite verse again)
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