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Other (world language) songs $10 and up
Te Reo Māori Alphabet Poems
Designed to help with pronunciation of te reo Maori these poems can be chanted or sung. The focus is to promote more te reo Maori usage in an easy way, in your akomanga. Perfect for quick activities that can be used all year long.
Kaiako are always looking for fun activities and the alliteration in te reo Māori makes it catchy and easy to learn.
A black and white version is also added so that tamariki can colour pages in and put in their reading or poem books. It is yet another simple way to
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K - 3rd
Also included in: Māori Alphabet Resource Bundle
Spanish CI present subjunctive unit, hopes/wants
A Spanish CI subjunctive unit that focuses on the structures Quiere que sea, quiere que tenga, espera que vaya and le gusta que tenga. This 9 day unit includes:-A day by day overview of activities-A Google slides presentation of new structures with practice translation sentences and personalized questions-Story asking outline for: Un nuevo novio-Resources to create multiple activities with the class story (quiz, quiz, trade, loteria, reflection questions and more!)-Activities with the song Al Ai
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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MULTICULTURAL MUSIC VIDEOS FOR REMOTE LEARNING LESSONS
Are you looking for multicultural songs to use as part of your remote teaching lessons. Here are 9 streaming children's music videos that reflect world cultures along with bonus materials that include song descriptions, lyric sheets, coloring pages, didgeridoo info sheet and more. Videos in this bundle are: Kumbayah (South African Style) La Cucaracha (Mexican Folk Song) You Gotta Didg (Australia) Here Come Our Mothers (South Africa) Ride Horse Ride (Native American) Tum Balalaika (Yiddish/East
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Not Grade Specific
2nd Grade Cultural Music Lesson - SCOTLAND
Travel to Scotland through song with your students in this lesson which focuses on cultural expression through traditional Scottish songs. Scots Dialect is one of the three languages spoken in Scotland. However, it is very similar to English making it accessible for teaching songs. The awesome part about songs in Scots Dialect is the correlation with the rhythmic pattern so often used in Scottish Music called the Scotch Snap (dotted eight & a16th). This lesson doesn’t teach that rhythmic p
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2nd
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