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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.
/ ~~~ / ~~~ / ~
Grades:
PreK - 4th
Types:
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
Grades:
PreK - 4th
Types:
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.
Grades:
PreK - 4th
Types:
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)
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
Types:
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.
Grades:
PreK - 4th
Types:
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
Types:
Make you Move intro to Combo (from the Play CD see page 4-5 )
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 last beat and say “Hey!”)
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 gre
Grades:
PreK - 4th
Types:
Make you Move intro to Group 1 (from the Play CD see page 4-5)
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
Types:
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