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Kindergarten biology audio
"Keep the Ocean Clean" - Instrumental Backing Track
Sing "Keep the Ocean Clean" yourselves! This is an instrumental backing track with no vocals.
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K - 2nd
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Butterfly Metamorphosis Sing-along
This is a fun song to teach about the stages of butterfly metamorphosis-
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Lyrics:
Egg,
Caterpillar,
Chrysalis,
Then came a little metamorphosis,
Saw something flutter by,
By my eye,
A beautiful, colorful butterfly…
Egg,
Caterpillar,
Chrysalis,
Then came a little metamorphosis,
Saw something flutter by,
By my eye,
A beautiful, colorful butterfly…
A teeny egg,
On a tiny tree,
Teeny, tiny egg you see...
Abiotic or Biotic (NonLiving or Living) Review game
This flipchart assesses student understanding or living and nonliving things. For older students the biologic terms used are biotic(living) and abiotic(nonliving). The words biotic and abiotic can be easily changed to read living or nonliving for younger students.
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K - 12th
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"Clickety-Clack" - Instrumental Backing Track
Sing "Clickety-Clack" yourselves! This is an instrumental backing track with no vocals.
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K - 2nd
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Song - "I Almost Kissed a Butterfly" (Lyrics included)
"It was a near miss, but I almost kissed a butterfly!" Learn about butterflies -- their behaviors and life cycle. From our Parents' Award® winning CD "EVERYTHING IS CONNECTED and Other Animal Songs for Kids".
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K - 3rd
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If I were a Fish
This is a simple song to help introduce fish and their parts. Song includes the following vocabulary: scales, fins, gills, eggs, underwater, swim, breathe.
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PreK - 2nd
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Look Into the Mirror
Children will discover how incredible they are while learning how to identify the parts of the body and develop self-esteem.
The Black Ant Song
Those pesky black ants! Why are they here again?
"So Big! Blue Whale!" - Instrumental Backing Track
Sing "So Big! Blue Whale!" yourselves! This is an instrumental backing track with no vocals.
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K - 2nd
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"Humpback Whale Song" - Instrumental Backing Track
Sing "Humpback Whale Song" yourselves! This is an instrumental backing track with no vocals.
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K - 2nd
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"Pinniped Parade" - Instrumental Backing Track
Sing "Pinniped Parade" yourselves! This is an instrumental backing track with no vocals.
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K - 2nd
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"Kelp Forest Dancing" - Instrumental Backing Track
Sing "Kelp Forest Dancing" yourselves! This is an instrumental backing track with no vocals.
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K - 2nd
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"Oxford the Octopus" - Instrumental Backing Track
Sing "Oxford the Octopus" yourselves! This is an instrumental backing track with no vocals.
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K - 2nd
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"Fascinating Sharks" - Instrumental Backing Track
Sing "Fascinating Sharks" yourselves! This is an instrumental backing track with no vocals.
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K - 2nd
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"Sea Otter Groovin'" - Instrumental Backing Track
Sing "Sea Otter Groovin'" yourselves! This is an instrumental backing track with no vocals.
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K - 2nd
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"Migration" - Instrumental Backing Track
Sing "Migration" yourselves! This is an instrumental backing track with no vocals.
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K - 2nd
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"Here We Go" - Instrumental Backing Track
Sing "Here We Go" yourselves! This is an instrumental backing track with no vocals.
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K - 2nd
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"The Tide Pool Song" - Instrumental Backing Track
Sing "The Tide Pool Song" yourselves! This is an instrumental backing track with no vocals.
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K - 2nd
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"If I Were a Fish" - Instrumental Backing Track
Sing "If I Were a Fish" yourselves! This is an instrumental backing track with no vocals.
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K - 2nd
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Bonita Butterfly
A great way to start a lesson on the butterfly life cycle. This song introduces us to Bonita Butterfly, some butterfly and moth vocabulary, and general traveling habits of butterflies.
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PreK - 5th
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“Ladybug, Ladybug, Ladybu-u-ug” song by Leeny and Tamara
The song, “Ladybug, Ladybug, Ladybu-u-ug,” appears on the Parents’ Choice Award-winning album, “Sharing the Same Stars” by Leeny and Tamara (2009). In part, the song was inspired by the research of the Lost Ladybug Project, which adopted it as its theme song. Natural tie-ins to using the song would be with a Science Unit in Life Science (Biology) involving Characteristics of Living Things, Organisms in Their Environments, and/or Structures and Functions. In addition, the Lost Ladybug Project web
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PreK - 5th
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Metamorphosis Song
In studying life cycles of oviparous animals, the word "metamorphosis" comes up. In this original song, K-1 students reinforce the concept of metamorphosis as it applies to animals that have been studied.
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K - 1st
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