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2nd grade physical education audio
Turn Yourself Around: Movement and Action Song MP3
This original song from Elementary Music Teacher is sure to be a favorite for elementary students in the general classroom, music classroom and beyond! The funky beat and clear actions inspire us to get engaged and moving with the music. Use this song as a reward for students or as a planned movement activity. OT/PT professionals and Physical Education teachers can readily incorporate this song into their curricula, as well. Enjoy!CLICK HERE to grab a copy of the sheet music for 'Turn Yourself A
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PreK - 5th
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Freeze Game to Franz Haydn
I took a classical song, written by Franz Haydn(1732-1809) and turned it into a wonderful game about sound and silence! Children will tip-toe,wiggle, jump and gallop to the beautiful music and then FREEZE! on the silences. Great way to teach them about rests. You can also use it to teach form as each new section has a different movement as well as instrumentation.
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PreK - 3rd
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Work Out #3
This is a great warm up track to start any physical education class. I have been using this warm up in my class now for about a year and my students are still liking it. My older kids just walk into my gym and automatically start walking around my track which helps get class started. My younger kids are starting to do the same thing. Instead of wasting time with squad spot stretching, try this warm up that has music, running and age appropriate stretching for elementary and middle school student
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K - 8th
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Work Out #1
This is a great warm up track to start any physical education class. I have recently started using podcasting and technology in my class and my students are loving this new warm up. Instead of stretching your students on squad spots and having them take a lap around the gym or play area, try this warm up that has music, running and age appropriate stretching for elementary and middle school students.
This warm up features running and skipping as basic locomotor movements and jumping jacks, ski
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K - 8th
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Sound Off (Play CD link below.)
22.
Goodbye Song
There are no chords in this song. Just keep a ///- rhythm.
Everybody count to four.
Pretty soon I’m out the door.
/ / / / / / / / / / / / / / / /
Sing goodbye along with me.
All you’ve got to do is count to three.
/ / / ~ / / / ~ / / / ~ / / / ~
Here’s goodbye from me to you.
But before I go let’s count to two.
/ / ~~ / / ~~ / / ~~ / / ~~
I don’t want to go.
I’ve had such fun.
One more time lets count to one.
/ ~~~ / ~~~ / ~
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PreK - 4th
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Work Out #4
This is a great warm up track to start any physical education class. I have been using this warm up in my class now for about a year and my students are still liking it. My older kids just walk into my gym and automatically start walking around my track which helps get class started. My younger kids are starting to do the same thing. Instead of wasting time with squad spot stretching, try this warm up that has music, running and age appropriate stretching for elementary and middle school student
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K - 8th
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Make you Move Combo (Play CD link below.)
Pizacco strings mean to tip toe.
Snare and bass drums means to march as in a parade.
The tinny “Boing” sound means to jump. (Seated bouncing in chairs.) "The Play CD: 4 teaching special education kids and everyone else!"
The harp, flute, and chirping means to fly with arms extended out to the sides.
The conga drums to march and move those hips.
(Throw arms up for the last beat and say “Hey!”)
The accordi0n and funny bass means to do the silly walk.
The orchestra hit means to stamp l
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PreK - 4th
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Swan creative movement
This beautiful piece of music by Peter Tchaikovsky is from Swan Lake. Children will use their imaginations as they become the swan. Smooth, gentle movements accompany the music. Great to end a hectic class or wind the day down. Would be a great companion to the story!
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PreK - 2nd
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Recess Lover - Song
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Football, baseball, basketball, tetherball, soccer ball, dodge ball,
2 square, 4 square I love em all
cause I’m just another, recess lover – aren’t you?
I wish that recess would last forever now don’t you?
I wake up every day
Just waitin’ for the chance to play with all of you
Jump a rope, walk the line, monkey bars, run and hide, hop scotch,
swing and slide, sing, shout, laugh, jump, twirl and climb
Cause I’m just another, recess lover – aren’t you?
I wish that recess would last fore
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K - 5th
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Day at the zoo
A movement song to encourage memory and sequencing skills as well as working on balance, gross motor and co-ordination skills.
A jumping wallaby
A waddling penguin
A balancing flamingo
A super fast cheetah
A soaring eagle
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PreK - 2nd
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Calypso
What a great way to learn 4/4 time, by counting, clapping, snapping, patting and tapping your toes! The you are asked to do all four! I have intentionally designed the movements to move in order from "top to bottom". Written for children to be able to sing!So "come along and count to four and sing this song with me!"
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PreK - 2nd
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Tweet Tweet Little Birdy (from the Mixing it Up CD see pages 4-5)
7. Tweet Tweet Little Birdy
Benefits: Vocalization, listening comprehension, pretending/abstracting.
Older children can immediately echo each phrase during the short pause. This helps to develop sentence length and related memory.
Other Uses: Try having the children take turns singing into a (toy) microphone. Everybody joins in for the chorus. Here is an example: CD: “The birdy sings.” Child(ren:) “The birdy sings.” She shakes her wings- “she shakes
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PreK - 3rd
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The Turkeys Run!
Just in time for Thanksgiving week, your students will be shaking their tail feathers to this song perfect for movement breaks! Run, fly, hide, and dance like a turkey before you get caught for Thanksgiving dinner! A great song for your Thanksgiving feast and celebrations.
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PreK - 2nd
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Multi-Step Blues (from the Move CD. Link in description)
To improve ability to follow a (long) string of quick one-step directions and control one's actions (regulate behavior.)
"Click here to view entire Move CD!"
Other benefits: body vocabulary and associated verbs, attention, backward sequencing of directions, motor control and outlet for energy.
Come on and clap your hands.
Come on and clap your hands.
Clap your hands in the band.
Clap your hands.
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Stand up and sit right down. Up and down. And clap your ha
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PreK - 3rd
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SEL Kids Yoga: "Bunny's Carrots" Audio
This product is the audio file of my kids yoga story, "Bunny's Carrots" with a game of Yogi Says at the beginning. It is 19 minutes in total.
Grades:
PreK - 5th
Also included in: SEL Kids Yoga: Yogi Says, Bunny's Carrots with AUDIO
Five little fishes
New from Funky Feet Music
A song that can be sung with the parachute or finger please counting up, counting down and how many are left over.
A lovely tune that will delight young children and really work on fine motor development
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PreK - 2nd
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Make you Move Group 2 (Play CD link below. )
The accordion and funny bass means to do the silly walk. "The Play CD: 4 teaching special education kids and everyone else!"
The orchestra hit means to stamp like a dinosaur, giant, or other movie/action figure who may get green when angered.
The flute and bubble sound means to move slowly like swimming under water.
The deep synthesizer sound means to get down on all fours and jump like a frog.
The helicopter sound means to circle one hand over your head like a helicopter blade.
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PreK - 4th
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Work Out #2
This is a great warm up track to start any physical education class. I have recently started using podcasting and technology in my class and my students are loving this new warm up. Instead of stretching your students on squad spots and having them take a lap around the gym or play area, try this warm up that has music, running and age appropriate stretching for elementary and middle school students.
This warm up features galloping and skipping as basic locomotor movements and jumping jacks, ca
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K - 8th
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Rockabilly Play Dough
A fantastic, sensory song that uses play dough to build fine motor skills whilst working on listening, following instructions, sense of timing, finding different ways to pass the dough, simple language and most of all learning through play.
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PreK - 2nd
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Everybody Touch your Head (View Mixing CD by clicking on the description)
This song helps children learn various body parts and spatial concepts. Click below to view entire CD.
Other Uses: The Karaoke version of this song is handy for teaching. The adult can fill in the musical blanks with whatever concept the children need to learn, for example: other body parts, simple directions, pointing to objects in the environment,
Dm(7) Am7
Everybody touch your head. Now touch your toes.
Dm(7)
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PreK - 3rd
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March to Jessel
March,jump,slide,tip-toe and snap to the delightful tune by Leon Jessel(1857-1942). Great for PE time and when the students have a bad case of "wiggles". Fast paced music complete with snares,cymbals and brass.
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PreK - 3rd
Move the the Beat
My students love this song. They move/dance to match the tempo of the music. When the music stops, students FREEZE; when the music resumes, students continue to move/dance to match the music's tempo. Through this activity, students enhance their listening skills, spatial awareness, and their physical activity.
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PreK - 2nd
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Make you Move intro to Group 2 (from the Play CD see page 4-5 )
The accordi0n and funny bass means to do the silly walk.
The orchestra hit means to stamp like a dinosaur, giant, or other movie/action figure who may get green when angered.
The flute and bubble sound means to move slowly like swimming under water.
The deep synthesizer sound means to get down on all fours and jump like a frog.
The helicopter sound means to circle one hand over your head like a helicopter blade.
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PreK - 4th
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Make you Move Group 1 (Play CD link below. )
17. Group One
These movements are just suggestions.
You can do as you see fit for the children in your care.
Children can also do movements standing, moving around a table, or seated.
Pizacco strings mean to tip toe.
Snare and bass drums means to march as in a parade.
The tinny “Boing” sound means to jump. (Seated bouncing in chairs.)
The harp, flute, and chirping means to fly with arms extended out to the sides.
The conga drums to march and move those hips.
(Throw arms up for the
Grades:
PreK - 4th
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