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Free middle school english language arts audio
FREE mp3 download- Noun Song from Grammar Songs - Audio Memory / Kathy Troxel
Noun Song MP3 (lyrics)
A person, a place or thing is a noun.
My name is a noun. Fame is a noun.
Everything I can be is a noun. Everything I see is a noun.
Nouns can be ideas like freedom and kindness, justice,
equality, sympathy and greatness.
A person, a place or thing is a noun.
My town is a noun. Clown is a noun.
Everything I can be is a noun. Everything I see is a noun.
Nouns are sometimes proper like Lincoln and Texas,
Honda, Lake Michigan, Jennifer and Rome.
A person, a place or thing i
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PreK - 12th, Adult Education
Alliteration
For a video version, go to: https://youtu.be/IjmeznmHbgcAlliteration is a lot of repetitionIt’s repeating a sound several times in a rowLike Becky’s baby beagle barked and barked and barked and bayedor Perry promised paul he would play and play and play Kim’s cute kids kept kidding aroundAnd Tommy Tuttleman took a trip out of townLarry’s little lizard likes to leap and leap and leapAnd Perry’s pretty parakeet peeped and peeped and peeped (peep peep,peep peep)Well, Dan’s dog Duke dug deep in the
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2nd - 7th
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The Ant and the Grasshopper
Video version: https://youtu.be/tleQcWzeWfwThe Ant and the Grasshopper
In a field one summer's day a Grasshopper was hopping about, chirping and singing to its heart's content. An Ant passed by, bearing along with great toil an ear of corn he was taking to the nest."Why not come and chat with me," said the Grasshopper, "instead of toiling in that way?""I am helping to lay up food for the winter," said the Ant, "and recommend you to do the same.""Why bother about winter?" said the Grasshopper;
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PreK - 6th
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U.S. Symbols
For a video version, go to: https://youtu.be/qT8Ja1axMv0Many, many symbols help us celebrateThey help us feel proud ‘bout these United StatesThey help us remember, they help us recallFilling us with joy, filling us with aweThere’s the mighty Bald Eagle , our national birdAnd the civil war landmarks in GettysburgThe Golden Gate Bridge in San FranciscoThe mission out west called the AlamoThere’s the Statue of LibertyAnd all those monuments in DCAnd In the South Dakota hills’Mount Rushmore, wh
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3rd - 7th
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All About That Base Word- A Spelling Parody for Syllable Juncture spellers
It's all about that base word! This song reviews that when you want to add a suffix (ed/ing) to a base word (run -> running) there are rules about what to do before adding it. Do I double the letter? Do I drop an E? Do I do nothing? This song teaches it all. It is a "parody" of course of Meghan Trainor's "All About That Bass" song, but the lyrics have been changed to teach spelling. The song is free and I will not profit from it. Enjoy!
*thumbnail image from Clipartion.com
Hyperbole
Video Version: https://youtu.be/qB4Z8RNiYs4HyperboleHyperbole,hyperbole’sAn exaggeration like “Tall as a Tree”Use it whenever ,whenever you needTo make your point use Hyperbole!-----------------------------------------------------------------This weighs a ton! ----hyperboleFit as a Fiddle----------hyperboleStrong as an ox!-------hyperboleDry as a bone----------hyperboleNothing bothers him! ---------------hyperboleMy dad’s always working----------hyperboleMy shoes are killing me!------------hyper
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1st - 6th
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Yes Virginia, There Is A Santa Claus: A Reading
Reading by professional actor and teacher Thom Bray. A response to a letter written by 8 year old Virginia O'Hanlon to the New York Sun newspaper. The response was penned by Francis Pharcellus Church, and published on September 21, 1897. It has since become a holiday classic. Recorded December 14, 2008 Read by Thom Bray. Perfect for English and Humanities, ELL, ESL, Drama and Theatre classes, as well as holiday readings.
c. 2009. All Rights Reserved. You may not distribute this work to others
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Onomatopoeia
For a video version, go to: https://youtu.be/ZVYmesKK6oMOnomatopoeia is a pretty cool wordIt suggests a sound that we have heard likeSplish,splash,bam,bam,clap,clap, brrr!Onomatopoeia is a pretty cool wordTick,tockOink,oinkCroak,croakUgh!Ugh!Sizzle,sizzleHiss,hissPlunk,plunkZoom,zoomQuack,quackChorusMeow,meowRoar,roarBuzz,buzzChop,chopKnock,knockWa,waBoink, boinkCrunch,crunchBang,bangChorusChirp,chirpClank,clankJingle,jinglePop,popSquish,squishWoof,woofAchoo,achooFizz,fizzWhack,whack
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3rd - 7th
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Word Attack Song
Word identification is an important part of learning to read. This song teaches children the three things you can do when you don't know a word: sound it out, look for small parts, and look around for clues.
See the YouTube video at
http://youtu.be/WxM195TcoWc
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Who were the Ancient Egyptians?| Distance Learning | Audio | eBook | Worksheets
Designed for classroom | home | distance learning and aimed at children and young adults who are looking to further their knowledge in all things Ancient History and Science. Episodes are all under 10 minutes, packed full of information that is easy for children of all ages to understand. Typically taking around 30-45 mins to complete. Written and narrated by Cambridge University archaeologist Matthew Brooks.The Audiobook of Unit 1 - Who were the Ancient Egyptians? Students will be able to ask a
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3rd - 12th
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Suffixes
For a video version, go to: https://youtu.be/Mzz-FhIepAkA suffix is found at the end of the wordTo help it’s meaning be understoodLike ology,able or l-e-s-sThat’s what we call a suffixLike:I-s-t in dentistA-b-l-e in capable orL-e-s-s in fearlessThat’s what we call a suffixLike:F-u-l in beautiful orE-r in teacher orE-n in goldenThat’s what we call a suffixLike:A-l-o-g-y in genealogy orA-r-d in wizard orN-e-s-s in kindnessThat’s what we call a suffix
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1st - 6th
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Verb To Be - am/is/are questions
Unit 2 - Am/is/are Questions
This is a detailed English Grammar lesson for beginning to low-intermediate students of English. This unit (Am/is/are Questions) follows on from (Unit 1 - Am/is/are Positive & Negative statements). Unit 1 can be downloaded as a free resource on this site.
This 26 - page English grammar flipchart resource follows the following sequence –
• Outline of the previous lesson’s language points
am/is/are (positive)
short forms – (I’m, we’re, etc.)
am/is/are (neg
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7th - 9th, Adult Education
Pick-Up Poet Tree Educational Playing Card Game Song
Pick-Up Poet Tree is an educational playing card game that allows the class to practice poetic elements without the rigorous studying. The song describes the directions as well as defines and provides examples of each poetic element including metaphor, simile, hyperbole, rhyme, alliteration, repetition, personification, oxymoron and onomatopoeia.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Bestselling Resource: Urban Alphabeats (Sample) - Learn Letter Sounds To Music
Looking for a fun, easy and effective way to get your students to learn letter sounds? Put your students on the fast track to reading proficiency with the funky, upbeat style of Urban Alphabeats! Not just for kids, this enjoyable musical teaching resource works just as effectively for adults, and produces proven results in record time. Students progress quickly with this letter/sound acquisition resource, as they learn to synthesize sounds, create words with meaning and ultimately move on to rea
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PreK - 8th, Adult Education
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Homophones
For a video version, go to: https://youtu.be/FWMkhrNsecgTwo words that sound the same like Rome and roamWith different meanings are called HomophonesWe use them all the time, we use them everydayWe use them at work and we use them at playLike the beet you eat or the beat you beatOr the sun you see with your son,you seeOh dear that deer is in our wayAnd the pilot had the flu when he flew awayI like to eat chili when it’s damp and chillyAnd I like to be right every time I writeNo, I did not tie th
Music to the "Preposition Song"
Looking for a way to teach your students the most common prepositions? Prepositions are in the common core standards, and this is a fun and engaging way to learn them!
This is a simple recording of me singing the preposition song a cappella. I do not claim to have amazing musical talent, but this recording gets the job done. In no time, your students will be humming this tune while they are identifying prepositions within a sentence.
I offer a PDF file of the lyrics on my page for free.
Happ
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4th - 6th
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Fact Or Opinion
For a video version, go to: https://youtu.be/EOnIGxUvUvwIs it a fact or an opinion,how do we knowWhat you are saying is real or just so so?Check all your facts,that’s where you beginand before you start sharing, check them again!Mr. Jones has 2 sons - Fact or Opinion?Her house is beautiful-Fact or Opinion?That person is the nicest person in school-Fact or Opinion?Nine plus one equals ten-Fact or Opinion? French Fries taste better with ketchup-Fact or Opinion?Maple,Oak and Pine are types of trees
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3rd - 6th
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Idioms
For a video version, go to: https://youtu.be/HYYBgRbribsAn idiom’s an expression who’s meaning isn’tclearLike “Draw a blank” or “Play it by Ear”But once you understand what it means to sayIt’s as easy,easy,easy,easy,easy as...child’s play!“Have a change of heart” means change your mind“Give it a shot” means try,try,try!“He’s a basket case” means he’s a little crazy “He’s a couch potato” means he’s a little lazyYour “flesh and blood” is your familyWhen you live “high on the hog”, you live in lu
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1st - 6th
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Antonyms and Synonyms
Video Version: https://youtu.be/dD12fhKgYXoAntonyms are opposites like stop and goWin and Lose, fast and slowSynonyms are words that mean the sameLike clever and smart, fire and flameLet’s try some antonymsEmpty ________ Happy_______Night _________ Good________Remember________ On__________Big__________Let’s try synonymsLoud________Enjoy________Kind________Laugh_______Friend______ Choose_______Sad________Let’s try some antonymsUnder________ Up ________East_________ North_______City__________
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3rd - 7th
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Ambush - by Tim O'Brien - Audio Recording
This is a quiet, ambient recording of an excerpt from Tim O'Brien's The Things They Carried. It runs approximately 6:45 and contains some images of combat violence, as one would expect of a recollection of a Vietnam in-country tour experience.
This story is very useful for discussions of regret, universal theme, war, peace, and a host of other related topics.
Since the story is far from covered by the public domain provision, I offer it here free of charge with great respect to Mr. O'Brien and
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8th - 12th
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Krik? Krak! Let's Learn Haitian Creole - Krik? Krak! Ann Aprann Kreyol
Krik? Krak! Let's Learn Haitian Creole gives an introduction to the French Haitian Creole language. This is an introductory audio (mp3) file that gives you the basics of Creole. It starts with the basic vowels such as a, e, i, e, ou, an, en, on etc. In this lesson, you will also find the common Haitian greetings, expressions and phrases. Get more at http://koutekreyol.blogspot.com
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Spanish short story audio for listening comprehension
The audio is an easy to access audio MP3 file that can be listened and downloaded, then shared on Google Classroom, Schoology and other school sites.This is an authentic and original short story I recorded. I use it as a listening comprehension activity for Spanish 2, 3 both native and non-native speakers. I believe it can also be a resource for native and advanced Spanish 1 speakers. I use these as a warm-up activity at the beginning of class. I suggest students listen to the story at least twi
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5th - 12th
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Free Audio File (RKPS King Noun Song) for Learn Parts of Speech
Note: Please use this free downloadable song in conjunction with free download of RKPS "King Noun" song lyric page.
Teachers - Help your students learn the parts of speech! Through the differentiating instruction of this delightful "Once Upon a Time" story, with its accompanying watercolor cartoon character posters, and songs, your students will effortlessly learn the parts of speech and how each part relates to the others.
The abstract concepts of the Parts of Speech - Noun, Pronoun, Verb,
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3rd - 6th
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"Time Rewind" for May 31
The bells of London's iconic Big Ben toll for the first time, a Nazi war criminal faces the executioner, a TV show about nothing premieres and the disco era comes to a close. "Time Rewind" takes you back to the events of May 31.
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"Time Rewind" is a fun, fast-paced, educational and entertaining “Day in History/Pop Culture” feature that transforms classrooms around the United States into virtual time machines. Hosted by veteran broadcast journalist David Mendel, "Time Rewind" offers cross-curri
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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