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ROAR Expectations with Canva AI

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Read Aloud the book The Legend of Rock Paper Scissors or if you don't have the book let them watch this https://youtu.be/B00LjLxtL8U?si=-DzxWC7K4aS2m98d

After the read aloud there is a free resource on TPT that you can give them to record on. Let them partner up and play!

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FUN- Good filler for end of year or even as a reward because the students love it so much.

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🗿📃✂️The Legend of Rock Paper Scissors (Full Cinematic Version)Kids Book Read Aloud by Drew Daywalt

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Hello Friends Sign Language Storytime Song

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Your music teacher might already have some of these in their room, but each of these books is based on a folk song and can be sung or read aloud.

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GIA Publications - Feierabend Resources Folk Song Picture Books

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Feierabend Folk Song Picture Books This series of picture books are based on the great songtales of our heritage and they deftly combine storytelling, poetry, and music into delightful classic song…

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Great resource for bringing some play into your space- there should be recordings for every song in this book on youtube.

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Description:

Click here to download the 2020 Supplement to First Steps in Music.

Over the past year, a committee formed by the Feierabend Association for Music Education (FAME) developed a set of standards for evaluating repertoire associated with the curriculum. With their guidance, we have removed several songs that were deemed to be harmful, derogatory, or disrespectful in regard to their histories or context. We have also added a number of new songs and rhymes from a variety of world cultures. The above link details these revisions for the curriculum book and the supplemental folk song collections.

Circle games are one of the principal joys of childhood, especially when played with a group of friends outdoors. From "The Farmer in the Dell" to "London Bridge," these games encourage social skills, cognitive development, creativity, language development, motor skills, and of course music skills. Learning has never been so much fun!

Because they are easy to learn and fun to play, circle games are a wonderful way to engage children, while at the same time planting seeds of musical sensitivity and imagination. This special book, for the first time, collects the most cherished of these songs and games (some in danger of being lost or forgotten), enabling your family to carry on the tradition of laughter and learning that circle games have inspired for generations!

John M. Feierabend, PhD, has spent decades compiling songs and rhymes from the memories of the American people in hopes that these treasures will be preserved for future generations. He is a leading authority on child development in music and movement and served as Professor and Chair of the Music Education Department of the Hartt School of the University of Hartford.

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Click here to download the 2020 Supplement to First Steps in Music. Over the past year, a committee formed by the Feierabend Association for Music Education (FAME) developed a set of standards for ...

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1. Check in with your music teacher about routine/ transition songs they are already using- if they have a welcome or transition song that works for you, use it!

2. Do not just play recordings of songs. Learn them and be able to sing them so you can really engage the kids.

3. If the song is too tough for you to sing, it is probably too tough for the kids. There is some not-great stuff floating around youtube.

4. If there are books that would lend themselves well to interactive sounds (one I used to do was "The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything"), check in with with your music teacher about possibly borrowing materials or collaborating. I loved doing collaborative lessons with my librarian where she would read the book and then I would create a soundscape or other activity in music class.

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Easy Yoga Poses for Strength & Flexibility | Yoga with Animals & Alphabets | Yoga Guppy

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Don't Read Like a Robot - Learn To Read With Blazer Fresh | Songs For Kids | Sing Along | GoNoodle

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