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Launch Daily 5 and CAFE Routines in 15 Days

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Launch Daily 5 and CAFE Routines in 15 Days

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This video shows how to begin the 'Work on Writing' portion teaching students to underline words they do not know how to spell.

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Underline Words You Don't Know How to Spell and Move On - The Daily Cafe

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The Daily CAFE is a Professional Development website designed for teachers and literacy coaches using The Daily 5 and The Literacy CAFE Assessment System. It is loaded with professional video and downloads, all created for teachers like you!

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Here is one bookmark idea, both filled in and not filled in.

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Really Good Teachers™ Blog and Forum | A Really Good Stuff® Community

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Looking for some new "get up and move" songs to give your students a brain break? Check out the great suggestions from teachers all across the country. A special thanks to our Really Good Teachers on Facebook for their suggestions!

67 Brain Break Songs for Kids

1. The Twist

2. Twist and Shout by The Beatles

3. Harlem Shake

4. Cha-Cha Slide

5. Chicken Dance

6. If You're a Kid by Harry Kindergarten

7. Mercy

8. Tooty Ta by Dr. Jean and Friends

9. The Freeze by Greg and Steve

10. 10 Little Monkeys by Tony Wolf

11. Green Eggs and Ham by Tony Wolf

12. Footloose

13. Peanut Butter Jelly Time

14. Cupid Shuffle

15. Purple People Eater

16. Hamster Dance

17. Stand Up, Sit Down by Michael Moore

18. Super Fun Show by Shawn Brown

19. Who Let the Letters Out by Dr. Jean and Friends

20. Kidzbop Collections

21. Koo Koo Kangaroo

22. Go Bananas

23. Shake, Rattle and Roll

24. LaBamba

25. Put a Ring On It by Beyonce

26. Cool Bear Hunt by Dr. Jean and Friends

27. The Funky Monkey

28. Good Time by Carly Rae Jepsen

29. Monster Boogie by Laurie Berkner

30. It's Friday

31. Good Morning by Mandisa

32. Jump the Line by Harry Belfonte

33. Willy Was a Whale by Justin Roberts

34. Zumba music

35. Wiggle Worm by Tom Knight

36. This is Me! by Laurie Berkner

37. Ants in Your Pants by Eric Herman

38. Land of 1,000 Dances

39. Crazy Frog

40. Super Fun Show by Shaun Brown

41. Whip My Hair by Willow Smith

42. Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes

43. Shake the Sillies Out by Raffi

44. Days Go By by Keith Urban

45. Dancing Machine by Greg and Steve

46. Hand Jive

47. Dynamite (clean version)

48. Lollipop

49. Bad Day (from Despicable Me Soundtrack)

50. Hokey Pokey

51. Humpty Dumpty Song by Sir Roger Moore

52. Firework by Katy Perry

53. Count on Me by Bruno Mars

54. I Feel Good by James Brown

55. Rocketship Run by Laurie Berkner

56. Getcha Head in the Game from the first High School Musical Soundtrack

57. Princess Pat

58. YMCA by The Village People

59. Tony Chestnut

60. Walking on Sunshine by Katrina and the Waves

61. Classic Stevie Wonder songs

What are some of your favorite songs for the classroom? Share them with us below!

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Looking for some new "get up and move" songs to give your students a brain break? Check out the great suggestions from teachers all across the country. A special thanks to our Really Good Teachers on Facebook for their suggestions!

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Brain Breaks are fun, of course, but I take them very seriously (in a good way!). Research has shown that kids need to move in order to keep focusing and learning. However, in my opinion moving should not be the only goal. While doing a few jumping Jacks or stretches may accomplish the goal of movement, it doesn't do a whole lot else. A Brain Break is a great opportunity for students to work on coordination, flexibility, and spatial awareness, all while having fun. In addition, a good Brain Break may also offer opportunities for problem solving, cooperation, teamwork, and building social skills. That is why I carefully craft each of my Brain Breaks with these things in mind.This free Roll a Brain Break activity features six unique Brain Breaks. Your students will not only love the Brain Breaks themselves but also the novelty of rolling a die to select which one to do. These Brain Breaks can be easily modified for younger students or made more challenging for older ones. Quick, easy, and fun!

A black and white version is also included! Download yours right here.

If you like this freebie, please consider pinning or sharing it on Facebook or your other social networks!

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Brain Breaks are fun, of course, but I take them very seriously (in a good way!). Research has shown that kids need to move in order to keep focusing and learning. However, in my opinion moving should not be the only goal.

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Links to Youtube

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20 Brain Breaks Action Songs: Let's Move! - The Learning Station Blog

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Videos, Finger Plays, Handshakes and More

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Dr. Jean and Dr. Holly collaborated to produce some videos demonstrating fingerplays. Click the following titles to see the videos on YouTube or on TeacherTube..

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49 Famous Poems For Children - Poems Kids Will Love

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Our collection of famous poems for children are perfect for recitation or reading. These poems for kids will give them a love of poetry from a young age.

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