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Winter songs for Microsoft Word
Polar Bear, Polar Bear What Will You Wear? - Winter/ arctic theme booklet
A simple repetitive booklet inspired by Eric Carle’s Brown Bear, Brown Bear Books, perfect for "arctic/winter” theme!
All you need is a color printer and a stapler, or for the keen a laminator and coil rings to make it last for multiple little hands to enjoy!
* look for free choice board for students to follow along and non-verbal students to participate.
* download accompanying Polar Bear What Will You Wear cut and paste dressing craft for only 2$.
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PreK - 1st
Snow Man Hokey Pokey!
This product is good for teaching positon words to your students in a fun and interactive way! I allow for each of my students to decorate their own snowman. When they are done decorating I collect them.
When it's time to sing and dance I then pass their snowman out and ask for them to sing along and follow the instructions of the song!
This song is so much fun!!
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Not Grade Specific
Frozen Adapted Interactive Snowman Story
This 10-page story uses the lyrics from a song in the movie Frozen - "Do You Want To Build a Snowman" - and contains 12 BoardMaker pictures throughout that pair with words in the song. The 11th page of this product contains just the 12 pictures (9 different ones) that match up with the pictures in the story. Words from the song that match the picture are bolded.
This story can be sung or spoken. I would recommend laminating the story and then using velcro to have the students place the pictu
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PreK - 2nd
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Christmas Around the World: Australian Style Performance Idea
Here is a cute twist on Rudolph for a Holiday/Christmas/Winter Assembly.
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PreK - 5th
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Snowflake Songs - a rhythm and melody activity
This activity is designed for kinder or first grade music students.
Included are four separate worksheets. Students match ta (quarter note) and titi (eighth note pair) tto the text below four snowflake steady beat pictures. The snowflake steady beats are then cut out and glued on-to blue construction paper with two lines drawn (top is the pitch "sol" and bottom is the pitch "mi").
For more instructions and pictures, visit my blog at: www.thesweetestmelodymusic.blogspot.com
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K - 1st
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Frosty the Snowman Play
Here is a Frosty the Snowman play for 15 students. There are songs incorporated between the lines.
K-1 Snowman Unit
This is a K-1 Snowman Unit that includes songs, poems, books, literacy center ideas/worksheets and math activities. All of the unit pieces flow together for a Snowman Winter theme and can be modified for different age levels.
Grades:
PreK - 1st
Do you want to build a snowman? Frozen Favorite Passages
This is a great packet to use to teach your students about Scandinavia, going back into a text, and singing a song from the movie "Frozen". The images will keep the students interested, and they will learn how to work with a buddy to complete the activity. Enjoy!
Grades:
1st - 8th
K-1 Winter Snowman Unit
This is a K-1 Snowman Unit that includes songs, poems, books, literacy center ideas/worksheets and math activities. All of the unit pieces flow together for a Snowman Winter theme and can be modified for different age levels.
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PreK - 1st
I'm A Little Bear Cub
Here is a poem regarding hibernation and sung to the tune of "I'm A Little Tea Pot". I use this poem for our "Animals in Winter" unit in my kindergarten classroom.
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PreK - 1st
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Simple Songs about Winter for Preschool
These simple songs about winter, snow, and mittens are written to familiar tunes that you already know. They are appropriate for preschool age and early elementary children.
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PreK - 1st
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SNOW! Poem
This poem is very cute for younger students. It goes over the month of the year and the season and it is active!
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PreK - 3rd
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Angle Bells
This song that teaches angles works to the tune of the Holiday Song “Jingle Bells.” Kiddos show each angle with their arms every time they sing the angle’s name. Bonus points if they do it with bells!
Winter Song Activity
This activity allows students to improve their listening comprehension skills while listening to enjoyable winter-time songs. Simply make a photocopy of your preferred shapes for the word clouds of words contained in the songs "Vive le vent" and "Au Royaume du Bonhomme hiver" and ask students to underline or highlight the words they hear from the songs. There are a few words that are not in the songs in each word cloud to allow for better sound discrimination results.
Here are the links for Y
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5th - 12th
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Gingerbread house song
Sing a fun song to accompany your Gingerbread unit! To the tune of "Frere Jacque".
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PreK - 2nd
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