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Black History Month Native Americans audio
Colonization Rap Social Stuides
Colonization Rap
Chorus
I can hear it calling me,
Life in the New World colony
Take a chance at life and be set free,
Never mind what’s stalling me
Verse 1
Colonize means to settle down, discovered our new land so let’s build the town
Freedom for the individual is the reason for us to go colonial
Pilgrims, Puritans, and the Quakers desire religious freedom from policy makers
You tell us what we can’t and can, together we stand up against the man
Verse 2
William Penn is my name, Pennsylvania
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4th - 5th
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The Different Song
The Different Song encourages children to be responsible citizens by using the power of their voice to speak up and be active witnesses if they see or hear something hurtful.
This song helps create an inclusive and safe classroom or group by empowering every voice to speak up and speak out against racism and discrimination based on language, color, appearance, gender and class. It promotes safety by teaching ALL students to support anyone who is on the receiving end of bullying, teasing...bas
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PreK - 4th
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Times of Change and Reform in the United States
This flipchart is aligned with Scott Foresman Social Studies 5th Grade: The United States textbook and workbook Ch. 12: Times of Change. It is about 2-4 weeks worth of lessons/content for your history class. It contains: Lesson 1: The United States Turns Fifty, Lesson 2: A New Kind of Revolution, and Lesson 3: The Struggle for Reforms. It teaches events and historical figures of the early to mid 1800s, including: James Monroe, Andrew Jackson, Era of Good Feelings, American Indian Removal, i
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5th - 7th
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The Earth Is Our Mother
Native American folk song: Also know as Hey Yunga, this is an old Native American song that expresses the original singer’s sense of connection to the world around us, and the desire to take care of the world in the same way that we would take care of our family members that we love and cherish. The chorus, Hey Yunga, is made up of vocables, musical syllables that are not words but still express an important message. Vocables are very easy to sing along to, and this whole song is an immediate si
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PreK - 5th
A-I-S! Virginia's Native American Language Group Song for 4th graders
This song helps Virginia's 4th graders remember their Native American Language groups as written in the Virginia History S.O.L.'s. Our teachers hold out their right hand for "A" Algonquian, their left hand for "I" Iriquoian, and they bring their hands together for Siouxan which is in the middle of the state.
"You've got Algonquian in the east. Iroquoian south and west. Siouan right down the middle of the state. Now you're ready for that test, you're the best"
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4th
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Walk through History with Native Americans Audio Chapter 1
This the audio of the book by the same name. Describes life in Native American history through the eyes of 2 kids who end up back in time. Background music provided by Paul Horn and R. Carlos Nakai, licensed by Canyon Records, enhances listening experience and develops cultural music appreciation. I had to break it into chapters, because it was too large to upload.
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2nd - 4th
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Also included in: Navajo Native American History Leveled Reader Set
Martin Luther King song
I wrote this song for preschool, kinder, first and second graders to honor Martin Luther King, Jr. and help students appreciate his legacy.
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
Sacajawea Bio-Song A
This biographical song summarizes Sacajawea's life and using historical fiction.
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2nd - 12th
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I Will Run the Race
Song and Lyrics to reinforce knowledge during Black History month.
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1st - 4th
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The Abolitionist Song - MP3 -Common Core Analysis
The Abolitionist Song aka “Song of the Abolitionist” was written by William Lloyd Garrison who was one of the most famous abolitionists in the history of the United States. The original lyrics were published in THE LIBERATOR in 1841. Professor Presley has taken the original song and melody (sung to the tune of Auld Lang Syne) and pumped it up with an upbeat musical track that will remind teachers of the second wave of ska music (think English Beat & The Selecter). The lyrics for this song
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5th - 12th
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Sacajawea Bio-Song B
This is a biographical song that summarizes Sacajawea's life using historical fiction.
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education
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Audio Snippets of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s "What's Your Blueprint" Speech
This audio is Dr. King's inspirational, 20-minute speech cut into five and a half minutes of guidance to success in life. MLK's 1967 lecture is clear-cut and specific on how to avoid victimization, take responsibility, and rise up to be an active global citizen. If anything teachers, listen to this in the morning for yourself to ALWAYS KEEP MOVING! :)
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Accompanying podcast: history and philosophy of science - history of race
Suitable for 14-19-year olds (secondary and high schools, and college), this podcast can be used in the classroom, STEM clubs and at home. This resource links to Grade 9-10 and Grade 11-12 science, philosophy and history. • In this podcast, Dr Jennifer Mensch and Dr Michael Olson discuss their work (creating an anthology of key texts from 18th-century life sciences and philosophy to assess the history of the concept of race) and the importance of philosophy in the modern world. • There is a Pow
Grades:
9th - 12th
Accompanying podcast: Ways of knowing
Suitable for 14-19-year olds (secondary and high schools, and college), this podcast can be used in the classroom, STEM clubs and at home. This resource links to Grade 9-10 and Grade 11-12 geoscience. It can also be used as a careers resource and links to Gatsby Benchmarks (UK): Gatsby Benchmark 2: Learning from career and labour market information Gatsby Benchmark 4: Linking curriculum learning to careers • In this podcast, Dr Judith Brown Clarke from Stony Brook University discusses the impor
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9th - 12th
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Kuku Rhythm from West Africa
Kuku - from the forest region of Guinea, a rhythm originally used to welcome initiates back into the village. Play this for your students and give them a space to move in. They'll know what to do. "Let the drums dance you!" is what I have always said. We all share a heart beat. The drum and the rhythms they make are the heart of African music.
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Grades:
4th - 7th
More Love (Character Song of Love for the World)
A wonderful song about peace, love, and harmony among all people. A perfect song for Red Ribbon Week or Anti Bullying. If you are a school, day care, camp, or any other organization that has children, this song is perfect for character development to create a positive atmosphere.
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PreK - 8th
Martin Luther King:-:Educational Song
This Song takes important points from Martin Luther Kings famous speech: "I have a dream". The speech is accompanied by a catchy beat from Chris Bangs- Work ya Body.
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7th - 12th
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I Have a Dream FULL SPEECH recording
This speech is available for downloading online, but I have edited it for improved sound quality by combining two recordings. I have timed my "I Have a Dream" Slideshow to THIS RECORDING, so you must use this recording with that resource in order for the slides to line up correctly with the recording.
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Not Grade Specific
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