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High school St. Patrick's Day trigonometry songs
Danny Boy, Fingerstyle Guitar Magazine Edition
This solo fingerstyle guitar arrangement has been a favorite with guitarists since it was first published in 1997. I have incorporated artistic fingerings from my classical guitar background and kept the music simple and elegant. It is in drop D tuning and includes easy to see notation, tablature, and lyrics. A guaranteed favorite.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
MacNamara's Band ooiu
Feeling of duple meter in 6/8 in this Irish St Patrick’s Day standard. Grade: Fifth (5) Origin: Ireland - Music: Shamus O’Connor - Words: John J Stamford - circa 1889 Key: F Major Time: 6/8 Form: ABAbCBDb Rhythm: intermediate : | ta ti ti ti ti | ta ti ta ti | ti ti ti ti ti ti | ta/ a/ ti | ta ti ta ti | ta/ ta/ | ti ti ti ta/ ti | ta/ ta ti | Pitches: beginners: so do re mi fa so Intervals: intermediate: so\mi (m3), do\so (P4), so/mi M6), so8\do (P5) Musical Elements: notes:
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5th - 12th
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An Old Irish Blessing - Animated Sing-Along
This blessing is one that has a special place in my heart: it was sung at my wedding and was my grandmother's favorite.
I have spoken it and sung its many versions so wanted to create a universal sing-along that could be used with various melodies and accompaniments
For this sing-along, I took the text that I grew up with. Usually, I hear the blessing sung with the first three verses only. Each line will appear on click at a slower pace as the song is on the slow side but feel free to twea
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3rd - 12th
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Talkin' Triangles Song
Triangles have never been this cool! Use this song to review all the key vocabulary terms students need to know when studying triangles, such as acute, obtuse, right, isosceles, equilateral, and scalene.
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Circles
Holla SAS or SSS
My Line
On My Plane
Pi
Pythag
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6th - 9th
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3:33
Holla SAS or SSS - Triangle Congruence Song
"Holla SAS or SSS. It don't matter how you do it, prove they are congruent." All those theorems about triangle congruence can be tricky to remember, but this song will help students with recall of those theorems. On screen examples are used with catchy song lyrics to help students master triangle congruence.
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7th - 10th
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Saint Patrick's day interactive activities songs and videos
Saint Patrick's day is just around the corner. What a great opportunity to celebrate while teaching your students about this great today. It is the occasion to teach vocabulary about Ireland, culture and history, watch some great videos and listen to fab' songs.
This resource has been designed for advanced students but you can adapt it for your needs. It can be used with teenagers and adults as the activities are highly flexible.
It contains:
- a video about Saint Patrick
- many interactive rea
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
Danny Boy Animated Sing-Along
My students love breaking apart challenging texts to find the meaning. They were getting tired of the American folk songs (or as some of them said, "it's too easy to figure out"). So I upped the challenge and busted out some old English and Celtic songs. They were also requesting Irish songs for St. Patrick's Day.
Danny Boy was one of the simpler Irish songs I introduce to my students and they quickly figured out the meaning and were very interested in the various scenarios that could have le
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5th - 9th
Learning To The Music (Volume 1) - Parts of a Circle
This song teaches parts of a circle when calculating a mathematical problem.
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4th - 9th
Similar Triangles - Math Rap by CalfordMath
"The tale of a couple of young triangle bachelors, scouting out a party looking to score a few phone numbers..."
[Complete Lyrics Below]
Ernie and Stu put their lines to the test when a cute angle is spotted at a hoppin' party. They rely on their knowledge of similarity, proportionality, and trigonometry to prove their compatibility.
This is a FUN little extra to any trigonometry unit! The more math the students understand, the more innuendos and trig references they'll pick up on.
You can
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10th - 12th
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SOH-CAH-TOA Trigonometry Song (Lyrics only)
This is a song about right triangle trigonometry to the tune of "Shut-Up and Dance" by Walk the Moon. My students and I sing this during our Trigonometry Unit in geometry class. I also use it as a call and response when students get stuck and don't know what to do. My students have said it helps them remember on quizzes and tests. Music makes memory!Here is the main chorus: Don’t you dare quit now It’s just trigonometry My teacher did tell me Make sure your calc’s in degree mode When using trigo
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10th - 11th
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FREE St Patrick's Day Leprechaun Mask
Here's a free St Patrick's Day Leprechaun mask to get those celebrations going!
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PreK - 9th
Trig Derivatives Rap (to the tune of Ice Ice Baby)
This catchy rap will help your students memorize the trigonometric derivatives quickly! Set to the tune of "Ice Ice Baby" by Vanilla Ice, all 6 trig derivatives are presented in the song. My students memorize them quickly this way - if they ever forget one, I say "Alright stop" and they "hear" the song and know them. I even had a student who was 35 and had never done math since my class come up to me at the mall and sing it to me. Great fun and great memorization tool.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Sinusoidal a, b, c, d song (for transformations)
Need a fun and interactive way for students to remember how changing a variable in a sinusoidal function changes the function?
For y = a sinb (x-c) +d form.
This is an excellent way to start or end a class and connection with a variety of learning preferences (music, kinesthetic, visual).
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Numberjack's Theme
This is the song I sing when I dress up as a numberjack on Halloween.
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9th - 12th
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