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Elections - voting songs for homeschool
If You Want to Make America Great, Be Good! MP3 recorded song
"Make America Great by Being Good!" is a song from the video, "Music Munchkins Learn About Firecrackers, Freedom & Our Founding Fathers." The song shares ways to be a good citizen and states that if you want to make America great, then you should be a good neighbor, vote, obey the laws, and do your part. A good song for any patriotic holiday.
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K - 2nd
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"Make America Great, by Being Good!" (Lead Sheet) printed music PDF
"Make America Great by Being Good" printed music. From the Music Munchkins video, "Music Munchkins Learn About Firecrackers, Freedom & Our Founding Fathers," this song teaches good citizenship. Some of the lyrics are: "If you want to make America great, be good. If you want it strong, always choose right, not wrong. Treat each other fairly, help those in need. Be a good neighbor, do a good deed! If you want to make America great survive. If you want to see, a nation that's great survive.Show
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K - 2nd
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Election Song
Listen to a short audio clip of this catchy, original song about the Election Process by clicking on the preview button.
My students love listening to my dad's songs to support our curriculum. If you like this one, please check out my store and follow me for more songs! I have a few already uploaded, but I plan to add many more songs very soon.
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4th - 8th, Adult Education
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Mr. Duey- Hip Hop Song Teaching the first 44 Presidents
This song teaches the first 44 presidents in the United States.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Mayor Song
We study the local government in 2nd grade Social Studies in my state. I had a hard time finding resources for teaching my students about local positions, so I wrote this song to help them learn about the mayor's responsibilities.
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2nd
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Roles of the President Song
I created a mnemonic to help my students memorize the roles of the president. I then put this mnemonic into the form of a Middle Eastern-style rap song. Here is the mnemonic:
The "Commander in Chief SCALPED ME"
It stands for:
Commander in Chief
S-tate (Chief of)
C-itizen (Chief)
A-dministrator (Chief)
L-egislator (Chief)
P-arty (Chief of)
E-xecutive (Chief)
D-iplomat (Chief)
M-anager of the
E-conomy (single role)
My students enjoyed the song, and a few even
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9th - 12th
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