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10th grade spelling songs
Cantos Calientes - MP3s (Music) ONLY (no worksheets)
Cantos Calientes - MP3s (Music) ONLY (no worksheets) is a collections of all the songs (chants) form the popular Cantos Calientes book and CD. Over the years people might need a replacement for their lost of broken CD. This MP3 collection is available now. These songs (chants) can be used without the worksheets, (listening comprehension. grammar, vocabulary, cultural, etc.) but I totally want to convince you to continue to use the chants with your worksheets purchased in the past. For those of
Plural Song MP3 from Grammar Songs by Kathy Troxel
Plural Song MP3 from Grammar Songs by Kathy TroxelTo form a plural when a word ends in y,you change the y to i and add es - like spy into spies and fly into flies,enemy to enemies and cry to criesTo form a plural when the word ends in y,after a vowel then you add an s - like day into days and play into plays,turkey into turkeys, holiday - holidaysWords used for music that end in an o -you form the plural when you add an s -soprano - sopranos and alto to altos,piano to pianos and solo to solosThe
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3rd - 12th, Adult Education
One Word or Two Journey
I found a list of commonly misspelled words that are often mistaken as being one word or two words. As part of my attempt to help students avoid looking foolish in their writing, I taught the list and created quizzes.
While this might not be a specific skill associated with the ACT or other standardized tests, the ability to spell words others often misuse is an important skill.
I was also inspired after a student played Journey's Separate Ways music video. I came up with a perfect parody id
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5th - 12th, Staff
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O-U-L-D (could, should, would)
Other than 'Oh U Lucky Ducky,' there isn't much out there to help remember how to spell could, should, would. Here's a simple and catchy (it quickly gets stuck in your head!) song to help remember the tricky spelling rule. I hope you find it helpful!
Song Lyrics - Practice with prepositions in Spanish with Maná
Practice a variety of common prepositions with 2 very famous and crowd-pleasing songs from Maná.
Grades:
6th - 12th
FRENCH SONG Tant Que Je Chante by Sherifa Luna
File contains song lyrics with the present tense verbs omitted. Students will need to hear the song several times to complete the lyrics. Students can do this independently on their tablets or as a whole class with YOUTUBE. Contains Answer Key.
PLEASE NOTE: THIS FILE DOES NOT CONTAIN THE ACTUAL SONG!
Grades:
8th - 11th
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Listening song practice for Spanish - Ni tú ni nadie
This is a fill-in-the blank listening and writing practice for Spanish language. First the students listen to the song and try to fill in the blanks just by hearing it. Then I always have my students correct their spelling afterwards by playing the whole song with the lyrics on the projector where they can see it.This practice goes with the song "Ni tu ni nadie" by Alaska y Dinarama:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cjleeD66KDk
Grades:
4th - 12th
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Also included in: Song listening practice bundle
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The three types of 'there' explained in a funky rap.
Their, they're, there. Students mix these up but this funky rap will help them get clarity.Features vocals, a beat and visuals.Lyrics also included on Word doc.
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3rd - 12th
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Also included in: Punctuation and grammar raps collection
200 Spanish High Frequency/Sight Words SONGS
After learning the first 100 Sight Words in Spanish with Dimelo Cantando, keep learning your Spanish Words with Dimelo Rapeando.
Add some fun while learning a new language!
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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