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Creative writing audio under $5
The Shortcut Song (Donald Crews)
This is a song based on Donald Crews' Shortcut. It follows the sequence of the story line and builds suspense similar to the story. Other teachers have used this for multiple purposes in the reading and writing workshops such as for an extension lesson, to compare and contrast, to analyze how an author (or songwriter) builds suspense, for teaching sequence, for character analysis, and more. I have a list of instructional possibilities I will gladly send you for free at your request.
The Sh
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1st - 5th, Staff
Favorite Characters Song
This song celebrates reading and features the names of some popular book characters. More than that, it is a great resource to use for fluency practice. Or, if you're working on syllables, each line of each verse follows a pattern of one, two, three, then four syllables (Bone, Babar, Abuela, Bunnicula). You might also use the song for classroom transitions. I have been incorporating music into literacy lessons for years. In fact, I will write a song made to order about anything you are rea
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1st - 5th
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My Grandmother (mp3)
Teachable Tunes is dedicated to writing original children's songs that teach a variety of concepts. Use this mellow song on Grandparent's Day.Music and Lyrics by Nancy BennettCopyright (c) 1993 Teachable Tunes
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PreK - 2nd
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Homograph - Justin Bieber Parody
What's a homograph? Get things straight with this parody of "Love Yourself" by Justin Bieber.
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2nd - 12th
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Pesquantum saves the Pilgrims
Storytelling is good any day. This one is particularly appropriate in the Fall or Winter. Dr. Roy E Howard's use of story and song helps children learn listening, appreciate languages, understand history, and value diversity. Native American perspective of Thanksgiving.
Duration:19:46 (almost 20 minutes)
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4th - 7th
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General Knowledge Song 3
This song is from a (growing) series of songs that teach trivial knowledge.
You will like to listen to them, because they are good songs (hopefully you´ll agree) and as a nice side effect internalize the facts taught in the song.
Your students will love this new way of learning, especially because they can listen to the songs while they are out and about.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Tragedy to Triumph: Why I fell in love with WRITING
When did you fall in love with writing? Do you know how powerful the pen really is? I do. Hear my story and use it as a way to show students that teachers matter and what we hear can haunt us or help us.Get a copy of my book NOW on sale on Amazon!Paperbackhttps://www.amazon.ae/Teacher-Year-Strive-Thrive-Toolkit/dp/1913434044/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=strive+to+thrive+toolkit&qid=1663769319&s=books&sr=1-1
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
It's Figurative! A Rap about Figurative Language
This song/rap teaches and reviews different kinds of figurative language, both for recognizing while reading and for using during writing. Types of figurative language included are: simile, metaphor, hyperbole, idiom, personification and alliteration. It's a fun way to engage students before, during, or after attempts to use these types of writing styles.
thumbnail image from clipart panda
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3rd - 8th
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Big Bad Boy (song)
Alliteration fun! ...with kids singing too!
"A Big Bad Boy was bouncing in the bathtub in a big bubbly bubble bath!"
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PreK - 2nd
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Thank You, Thank You
Teaching children to be grateful for the world around them requires them to notice it, so this song can be used for developing observational skills. This is an echo song, and I have listed (some of) the elements of nature that I am thankful for. Use the structure of the rhymes to rewrite the song with the students' contributions.
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PreK - 5th
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What Is A Hero?
We often think that only super-heroes can be heroes, but being a hero takes lots of different forms. Some heroes are big and flashy and make it into the TV news, but sometimes being a hero is as simple as smiling kindly at someone on the street who might be looking sad. Use this as a discussion starter for what are the different characteristics of real-life heroes, and what are ways that children can be heroes.
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PreK - 4th
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WHAT LETTER DO YOU HEAR , PHONIC SONG.
FUN, UPBEAT AND CATCHY SONG. YOUR KIDS WILL BE PRESSING PLAY FOR HOURS. I USE IT AS A BACKGROUND MUSIC DURING WRITING TIME. YOU CAN ALSO PLAY IT DURING CIRCLE TIME. CHILDREN USUALLY WANT TO DANCE THE MINUTE THEY START HEARING THE SONG.
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PreK - 1st
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Mr. Duey- Hip Hop Song Teaching Writing Essays
This song teaches how to create an introduction, the body and the conclusion of an essay. Also, it teaches brainstorming and outlining.
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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