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Elementary study skills other (social studies) audio
Library - Song
The library song is a goofy poem with a little instrumentation which discusses the rules of the Library.
Lyrics:
Oh there is nothing more exciting than a good, good book
So when I’m in the library I look, look, look
For a story that will thrill me
A story that will fill me
A story that will take me to another place or time
where I can learn and dream and find
a thousand answers to the questions in my mind.
But if I hear you talking.
Or I hear you loudly walking
If you giggle, laugh or scream
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PreK - 3rd
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Dictionary Practice
This flipchart is for use with Activ Inspire. It teaches the parts of a dictionary definition and reviews alphabetical order. It also gives practice identifying which definition is being used when more than one definition is given for a word.
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1st - 4th
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Who or What Am I - American Revolution
Use this activity as a fun way to see how well your students know the Causes of the American Revolution. The PDF is 31 different pages of a series of clever clues that all lead to an answer at the bottom of each page. Clues like "they should have made a movie about me called, The Watergirl" for Molly Pitcher. Or "I became rich, but some call me "poor Richard" as one of the clues for Benjamin Franklin. 31 different events or people of the American Revolution. Play as a game with your student
Grades:
4th - 12th
Greetings
Greetings: I love echo songs, because they are the easiest way to invite a group to sing along. In this song, we are learning how to say hello to potential friends from around the world, learning how to sing along, and hopefully learning how to be a friend. All in one little song! Make sure to have the students follow the directions to "reach out their hands" as well as echoing during that section
Grades:
PreK - 6th
Classroom #2: Learning from Me to You!
This song is about continents! This is a fun activity and song that could be used within your classroom. It tells what the 7 continents are in a fun academic way!
Please download the FREE lyrics bundle!
Enjoy!
Grades:
PreK - 5th
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Five Great Lakes Mnemonic Song
A very catchy mnemonic song set to a jazzy/blues backing teaching the names and locations of the Five Great Lakes. After hearing this song 3-5 times, the students will memorize the names and locations of the Great Lakes, and will improve their listening skills. Teaches active listening, jazz harmony, blues harmony, geography, and is a toe tapping, finger-snapping, fun study activity!
Grades:
4th - 6th, Adult Education
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Sacajawea Bio-Song A
This biographical song summarizes Sacajawea's life and using historical fiction.
Grades:
2nd - 12th
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The World War One Song
Here is a catchy way to remember the basic facts about World War I.
Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Mr. Duey- Hip Hop Song Teaching the 50 States and 50 Capitals
This song teaches the 50 states and the 50 capitals.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Who Did?
Yom KippurYom Kippur is one of the holiest days of the Jewish holiday cycle. Itis a day of repentance for wrong-doing, for asking forgiveness fromone’s fellows and from God. Traditionally, adults go to synagogue, andeveryone over the age of 13 fasts, refraining from both food and drinkfrom sundown the evening before until sundown on Yom Kippur itself.The purpose of fasting is to let the body focus on prayer and not worryabout day to day matters, and to be able to feel empathy for those whomay of
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
Also included in: Shanah Tovah, Shanah M'tukah
We're Gonna Build A Better World
This song was written originally for the National Library Summer Reading Club Theme of 2017, “Building A Better World”, this is the tune to an old union song that I grew up singing, “We’re Gonna Roll the Union On.” There are so many ways to help build a better world, so you can add your own ideas to this song! Have the children add hand gestures for each of the verses, and have them think of new ways to help build a better world.
Grades:
PreK - 4th
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Apples and Honey/Tapuchim U'Dvash
Rosh HaShanahRosh HaShanah is the Jewish New Year, (translated as the head ofthe year) and usually falls at the end of September or in the monthof October. It is considered a time of new beginnings and of internalhouse-cleaning. Children are taught to reflect on the choices that theymade in the past year, to ask forgiveness for any poor choices, and tosymbolically “throw away” the bad deeds in order to not carry theminto the new year. Traditionally, it is a time that families go to attendsynagog
Grades:
PreK - 4th
Also included in: Shanah Tovah, Shanah M'tukah
Miracles Happen
PesachPesach is the celebration of the exodus of the Hebrew slaves fromEgypt. It is a major holiday in the Jewish religion. We celebrate it byretelling the story of the exodus (the Hagaddah), eating a meal full ofsymbols of the Hebrew slaves experience (the Seder), and singing lotsof songs. Traditions of how exactly the holiday is celebrated and whatfoods are eaten vary greatly depending on the ethnic background ofeach family.Miracles Happen – words and music by Joanie CalemWhen I do this song w
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
Also included in: Shanah Tovah, Shanah M'tukah
Let The Stars Peek Through
SukkotSukkot is a week-long Jewish harvest holiday. Historically, it was when thefinal harvests of the summer were gathered before the rains began.Families would build temporary booths near the fields so that theycould live and work in the fields for the time of the harvest. The boothsalso symbolize the forty-year period during which the children of Israelwere wandering in the desert following their exodus from slavery inEgypt, living in temporary shelters. The word “Sukkot” means “booths,”and r
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
Also included in: Shanah Tovah, Shanah M'tukah
Building A Sukkah
SukkotSukkot is a week-long Jewish harvest holiday. Historically, it was when thefinal harvests of the summer were gathered before the rains began.Families would build temporary booths near the fields so that theycould live and work in the fields for the time of the harvest. The boothsalso symbolize the forty-year period during which the children of Israelwere wandering in the desert following their exodus from slavery inEgypt, living in temporary shelters. The word “Sukkot” means “booths,”and r
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
Also included in: Shanah Tovah, Shanah M'tukah
Columbus/ Exploration Rap by Eric Ambler
This is a work in-progress, used as a review for our Social Studies chapter, which deals with the Age of Exploration. The lyrics, the ones I have completed are on another free download. I welcome your feedback and appreciate parents of my students who are taking the time to listen to it!!!
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5th
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The Primary and Secondary Sources Song
It's primary versus secondary sources, and primary always has the advantage. This is a song to help you memorize the differences between primary and secondary sources.
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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CCSS:
Diversity
Video Version: https://youtu.be/hMIfo09wQsIWe’re living in a world of diversityLiving in a world where we can seeYoung and old rich and poorShort and tall from shore to shoreAnd even though we may be differentWe’re the same in many waysAnd we share the same air,earth and skyEvery,everyday.Ooooo That’s who we areOoooo and Like a shining starOoooo That lights up the nightEach and everyone of us shining so brightWe’ve come from Europe,Asia,AfricaNorth and South AmericaFrom many different countries,
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K - 6th
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Ahead of the Curve Ep 3: Study Skills and Strategies for Independent Learning
This is an audio file from Strive Academics' Ahead of the Curve podcast. Evergreen episodes are on TpT, but if you'd like to receive episodes with time sensitive information or new episodes when published, subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, or wherever else you listen to podcasts.Episode Summary:Many students are struggling to stay on track while schools have shifted online due to COVID-19. Even the most meticulous students can lose track of assignmen
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4th - 12th, Higher Education
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Cyrus McCormick Profile
Video version: https://youtu.be/aRYiwZHa5wUAll over this land rows and rows of wheat standJust waiting to be cut down,down,downBright golden rows of bright golden glowsAll over this landAll over this land!
Grades:
2nd - 7th
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Human Rights
Video Version: https://youtu.be/c2BrU4GRo5gThere are human rights that we all shareEveryone and everywhereUnderstanding and respectIs what we should expectA right to privacy..............is what we should expectA right to go to school......Equality for all........With understanding and respect--A right to work...... is what we should expectA right to live in peace.....A right to protest....With understanding and respectA right to be a citizen...................is what we should expectA right to
Grades:
2nd - 6th
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Texas Annexation Song
Slow latino groove that will help reinforce the content being taught in the classroom about Texas Annexation.
Grades:
4th
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Transportation
For a video version, go to: https://youtu.be/uKVN4nwFrV4We’re moving,moving,moving from here to thereTransportation will take you everywhereBy car,bus,train or even a sledTransportation will get us there!If I want to move my boat,if I want to move my bedif I want to move myself by car,train or sledI can use transportation to get me thereMoving,moving,moving,moving anywhereBy riverboat, barge, horse and buggyTaxi, subway, or even skisBy snowboard,skates or a big semiBike,four wheeler or a blimp
Grades:
1st - 6th
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Ahead of the Curve Ep 5: Simple Reading Strategies For Students
This is an audio file from Strive Academics' Ahead of the Curve podcast. Evergreen episodes are on TpT, but if you'd like to receive episodes with time sensitive information or new episodes when published, subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, or wherever else you listen to podcasts.Episode Summary:Are you struggling with Reading and Reading Comprehension? In this episode, Ralston will talk about things students should keep in mind when working on improv
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4th - 12th, Higher Education
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