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Elementary english language arts songs for Microsoft Word
Sight Word List With Songs
Here is a list of daily sight words, and a link for each one with a song to go along. The 2nd half of the list follows the "Tara West Interactive Notebook" sight word list. Students love the fun songs to go with each word.
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PreK - 1st
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Kindergarten Graduation Poem to perform or include in written program
Kindergarten graduation is such an exciting time in a child's life. This poem is great to use as a performance with multiple children or whole classes. The alternate ending makes it kind of fun to use for first year kindergarten teachers and is unexpected when read aloud. It has 6 stanzas that can be divided up to be said/read separately, or chorally. Very loved poem by the parents at our graduations!!! And when the kids shout “ME!” at the end, the audience loves it!This also works as a poe
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PreK - K
Holidays - Reader's Theatre Play
This is an 11 page HOLIDAY PLAY that can be used with a class or theatre group to put on a performance to both small and large audiences. It is based loosely on the story 'Scrooge.' It centers around a student that wants to quit the Holiday play out of selfishness. After visits from Spirits the main character learns the errors of his ways. The play teaches a moral about how others depend on us even though we don't realize it. For adventurous teachers, there are also some recommendations for s
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education
Rhymes and Rhythms! 72 Instant Activities to Teach Favorite Nursery Rhymes
From The Ants Go Marching to Yankee Doodle, this collection of favorite Traditional Nursery Rhymes and Rhythms (and activities to teach them) will have you and your children moving and learning in an instant! You'll love having the words to all of those rhymes...as well as knowing that you can pick up your Rhymes and Rhythms Ring (instructions included) and be ready to teach in a moment--no additional preparation required!
Perfect for Circle Time, transitions, literacy centers, and those wait
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PreK - 1st
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Song and Story Visuals for Students with Autism
Students can sing along, sequence, or retell the story with the visual in this packet.
This packet includes
1. Going on a Bear Hunt
2. Brown Bear, Brown Bear
3. The Very Hungry Caterpillar
4. Polar Bear, Polar Bear
5. The Brew
6. Wheels on the Bus
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PreK - 8th
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Spanish Rhymes/Poem Cards - Fall
Rhymes and poems are a great way for students to build fluency in a foreign language. It's great practice because they love saying them over and over again.
This download includes 17 poems in Spanish for the beginning of school and the fall. Titles include:
5 ratoncitos
Las manitas
El oso y el osito
los pajaritos vuelan
Pican, pican las gotitas
el otoño ya llegó
tres manzanas tiene el árbol
El Pato y la Pata
Los 5 dedos de la mano
Yo tengo una carita...
Doy toda la vuelta de mi casa grande
Lo
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PreK - 1st
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Freak the Mighty:connecting characters with music/lyrics
This one-day activity is fun and educational. Sting recorded a song "The Mighty" for the soundtrack that goes with the movie of the book "Freak the Mighty" or "The Mighty." The kids love incorporating music in the classroom. This document includes the song lyrics and some thought provoking questions that compare the book and the lyrics as well as self-refection on the content. I also downloaded the song on iTunes to play for the kids while they answer the questions (not included). You can h
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4th - 8th
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ELA Phonics Homeschool Abeka Compatible Virtual Learning- Live YouTube links
1 School Year Worth of Instruction-*Tips for implementation: include all work assigned on the same day and date. This strategy allows parents and educators to instruct students through in-class learning and offers online asynchronous learning. Children with access to tAbeka Videos can learn through additional TPACK integration. In addition, some assignments will have extended learning homework. The YouTube academic content provides auditory learning on a given subject coinciding with the targe
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PreK - K
Social Protest Poetry / Song Lyrics
These are song lyrics by Bob Dylan, John Lennon, Ben Harper... to study as part of my Social Protest Poetry Project.
This is my favorite project of the school year! Students learn the true power of words as they research, analyze, and/or write their own poetry of social protest. Real-world issues are explored and put to poetic words. The unit covers poetic analysis, research, author's purpose & craft, and multi-media presentations. Find other assignments within this unit for sale sepa
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4th - 12th
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Music Integrated Literacy Lesson: Feel the Beat with Tortoise and the Hare
This literacy with music integrated lesson takes around 45 minutes to complete. This is an extension of previous learning about rhythm, beat, and music tempo. The lesson has students singing to the Aesop’s fable: The Tortoise and the Hare's characters according to how fast or slow they are going. This is a great literacy lesson that can incorporate music into your classroom as well as go over morals and sayings such as slow and steady wins the race.
Lesson plan comes with book list and material
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1st - 4th
Special Olympics - We're All Alike .... We're All Different
Special Olympics activities for every child to learn how we are all alike even though we are all different and special. A great way to educate children on differences.Can be adapted to many age and learning levels.
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1st - 6th
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5 Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed - Interactive Circle Time - Autism
Fun interactive circle time activity - 5 Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed! I created this resource to use with my students with Autism. Great resource for increasing student participation during group times as well as great for reading, math, social skills and communication skills! Highly recommended for teachers and or parents of students with Autism and other special needs. Also perfect for speech therapists, pre-k, daycare, PPCD and Kindergarten! Includes a 16 page book and story charac
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PreK - 1st
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Letter formation rhymes
Simple rhymes to use to form letters. Uppercase and lowercase included. Some of these came from our ELA curriculum (CKLA) I do not own the rhymes themselves but have just compiled them in one easy to use spot.
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PreK - 1st
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Parody Song Project & Worksheet
This download will provide you with a Parody Song project and accompanying worksheet to do with your classes!You will be provided with clear directions, a grading rubric and guidelines for your students to be successful on this project! The accompanying worksheet will take some time before the project to get students accustomed to writing parody songs. The products are always fun to read and I hope you enjoy this as much as I do!
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5th - 8th
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Robert Frost Poetry Compare and Contrast Analysis Activity and Essay
Analyze Robert Frost's classic poem "The Road Not Taken" with close reading annotations and questions. Discusses message, tone, and figurative language. Then, compare and contrast the poem with country singer Lauren Alaina's hit song "The Road Less Traveled"! Students will explore music as poetry and discover if two poems with similar titles are really the same. Answer key and essay rubric provided! My students LOVED this activity and I hope yours will as well! The song is catchy and has a p
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5th - 9th
Veteran's Day Lesson - Book, Song & Tissue Paper Poppies!
This is a powerful lesson that teaches students about and the importance of Veteran's Day. The lesson provides:
- a brief history about Veteran's Day
- pictures of soldiers in various wars
- incorporates the book, The Wall by Eve Bunting
- making tissue paper poppy pins to wear
- moving video to Toby Keith's American Solider
- journal entries
This lesson is moving and powerful! I taught this to fourth graders a couple of years ago and they still mention it whenever they see me!! Great way to g
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2nd - 6th
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Da Coconut Song with Korean and English lyrics
This is a fun song to teach your students. The song explains the coconut plant and what it is used for. The lyrics are written word for word, as well as translated in Korean. At the end of the worksheet has the link for the song.
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4th - 7th
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Classroom Cheers
Great for all ages and classes! The eight cards each include a title, picture, and description of the cheer. Some examples are "You are Brrrilliant" and "Roller Coaster". The cheers are fun alternative for clapping for a class to do after a student shares a writing project or is successful. My students love these! I printed in color and put them in a small CHEER laundry box for storage in my classroom.
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PreK - 6th
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Chance the Rapper Reading passage and study questions.
A great informational worksheet on some of the up and coming African American singers, rappers, and etc. Great for reading comprehension, main idea, fluency reading and a motivational reinforcement to enforce literacy to the new generation with their current music genre.
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1st - 12th
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STATE TEST POEM - MOTIVATE YOUR STUDENTS
Give this poem to your students on the morning of the state test!
(Preview is abridged version of poem)
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3rd - 5th
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Did You Ever See- Rhyming Poem
Great beginner reading poem (with pictures to help beginning readers). NOTE: poem is sang or read to the tune of "If you're happy and you know it". I start off putting poem on sentence strips and reading whole group as a class. We find the sight words too and practice orally using the sight words in sentences. You can write different rhyming words on index cards to then insert into the poem (if you're using sentence strip and a pocket chart).LITERACY CENTER IDEAS: Then I give this poem to stud
Itsy Bitsy Spider Interactive Circle Time Poem & Story Pieces - Autism
Interactive cirlce time fun! The Itsy Bitsy Spider! I created this circle time activity to use with my students with Autism. It is great for getting students to participate in a group setting, maintain attention and work on social and communication goals! Perfect for special education teachers, Speech therapists, daycare, preschool and Kindergarten! Included is the rhyme with picture clues and the story pieces (spout, spider, sun and rain) that can be used on felt boards if you place a piec
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PreK - 1st
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CHRISTMAS CAROLS
CHRISTMAS CAROLS: - We wish you a Merry Christmas.- Little donkey- Santa Claus is coming to town. Listening practice. You will be able to get better at your LISTENING with this activity.•- Complete the song.•- Also, you must put the sentences in order (1-4) according to the song.You can find the link of MP3 songs in the WORD document.
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K - 8th
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K-ESS3-1
Teaching Theme with Songs
Want to attract middle school students to the idea of theme? Try using two different genres of songs with the same message!
Product includes song lyrics and instructions for analyzing song lyrics and writing about theme using lyrics as textual evidence.
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5th - 9th
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