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Common Core RI.4.7 songs
Math Song: The Graphing Song
Do you want your students to be engaged, have fun, and remember key concepts of your lesson? ADD MUSIC! Music can change any lesson into something memorable. By Wild Child Designs, this song introduces key graphing vocabulary with lyrics written to the tune of "At The Hop." It's peppiness, along with the hilarity that can ensue when a teacher makes it "her own" by adding choreography and costume, will cement graphing vocabulary in your students' minds. This product includes black and white,
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Grades:
3rd - 5th
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Text Features Song
Music is a great way to get your students engaged and excited about learning. This song can be used to teach your students about non-fiction text features (bold and italic words, the glossary, headings, captions, photographs, diagrams, and charts). It is to the tune of "Sorry" by Justin Bieber. The lyrics and the link to the instrumental version are included, as well as recording of me singing the song (I'm not a great singer, so don't judge. (: ).
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1st - 5th
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Spanish Exploration: Coronado Song
The Seven Cities of GoldMy students are talking about the exploration of North America. Many Spanish explorers are discussed and in order to enhance our learning of Coronado, we have created a song.We sing the song to the tune of Yankee Doodle. We love the song and I find that my students are able to recall a lot of information from the chapter. We have even adapted it to a game! After I hide something gold in the room, the students walk around the room in a circle, singing the song. At the end,
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2nd - 5th
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