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1st grade test preparation songs
Songs for the Classroom
Have you ever had a song stuck on repeat in your head? Can’t stop the words from running over and over? Of course! So, why not use songs in the classroom?
Product includes:
1- Transition song (Sung to: What Do You Mean)
2- Test motivation songs (Sung to: We Will Rock You & Shine Bright Like a Diamond)
1- Stamina song for testing, reading, etc. (Sung to: The Greatest)
Product contains projector images with lyrics, teacher instructions, printable song lyrics, and karaoke links.
Year after
Grades:
1st - 6th
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ABC Letter Link Chart
Print out this is amazing poster to use in your classroom during circle time and when students need to refer back to it. I printed small ones for my students desks as well.
It goes like this: Apple Apple a A and so on. After purchase I will train you either via telephone, Skype or Facetime to show you how to use it. contact me: suufia@yahoo.com
Expect your test scores to increase significantly!
Grades:
PreK - 1st
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Let's Celebrate!: Songs for Special Times Throughout the School Year
This bundle includes 4 upbeat, catchy songs set to popular tunes that are made for special times during the school year. Included in this bundle are the following songs:
1. "Birthday Song" to the tune of "Call Me, Maybe"
2. "I'm so Proud of You Right Now" ( a song to celebrate grade improvement) to the tune of "No One Needs to Know Right Now" by Shania Twain
3. Just Learnin' It: An 100th Day Song (to the tune of "Just Chillin' It" by Cole Swindell
4. "We Beat It" ( a song about meeting goa
Grades:
1st - 6th
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Rock the Test Song
Our theme for testing this year was, "Rock the Test!" I created a short song for my students using the tune, "I Love Rock and Roll!" We would sing this just before taking a standardized test to help get the students motivated. I hope your students enjoy it as much as mine did!
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Grades:
K - 6th
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Do Your Best On The Test song
A fun way to encourage good test-taking habits! My 2nd graders sang this to 6th and 7th graders during ISAT week.
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Grades:
PreK - 4th
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Work Habits Educational Song
Have students that are rushing with their work? Students thinking that work and tests are competitions? Use this educational song for a fun way for students to realize that they need to take their time on their work in order to put forth their best effort. Students will soon be saying "speed does not equal intelligence." Can be used as a lesson on work habits and/or used before students have assessments to complete, as a "warm-up." Includes the Karaoke version of the pop song, along with a power
Grades:
1st - 5th
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