Thanksgiving by Dr. Kroik

Thankful

musicfun — 2016-10-12 19:02:43 UTC

Thankful
Rachel Rambach
What are you thankful for?
What are the things that make you smile?
The things in your life you appreciate,
People who go the extra mile.
What are you grateful for?
Who would you like to say thank you to?
I will start: speaking from my heart,
I am thankful for you.
Your family and friends at school,
And the teachers who help you learn
Are all people to be thankful for.
Now it’s your turn:
CHORUS
Your bed at night, and where you live,
And the clothes and shoes you wear
Are all things to be thankful for.
Now it’s time for you to share:
CHORUS
The food you eat at every meal,
And the table where you sit
Are all things to be thankful for.
Can you think of more:
CHORUS

THANKSGIVING

musicfun — 2016-10-12 19:08:45 UTC

CHORUS:
Thanksgiving, Thanksgiving
The day that we give thanks
For the food that’s on our plates
And friends with whom we celebrate
Thanksgiving, Thanksgiving
We sing this joyful song
For all the good things that we have
To last the whole year long.
Let’s think about the pilgrims,
Who settled long ago.
They started this tradition
The one that we all know as
CHORUS
We’ll all eat lots of turkey,
Mashed potatoes, green beans too
End with a slice of pumpkin pie
And then when we are through, we’ll sing
CHORUS
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10 DAYS of THANKSGIVING

musicfun — 2016-10-12 19:09:45 UTC

On the first day of Thanksgiving, this is what I ate:

Some turkey on my plate.

On the second day of Thanksgiving, this is what I ate:

Two cobs of corn,

And some turkey on my plate.

On the third day of Thanksgiving, this is what I ate:

Three mashed potatoes,

Two cobs of corn,

And some turkey on my plate.

On the fourth day of Thanksgiving, this is what I ate:

Four heaps of green beans,

Three mashed potatoes,

Two cobs of corn,

And some turkey on my plate.

On the fifth day of Thanksgiving, this is what I ate:

Five golden rolls!

Four heaps of green beans,

Three mashed potatoes,

Two cobs of corn,

And some turkey on my plate.

On the sixth day of Thanksgiving, this is what I ate:

Six scoops of stuffing,

Five golden rolls!

Four heaps of green beans,

Three mashed potatoes,

Two cobs of corn,

And some turkey on my plate.

On the seventh day of Thanksgiving, this is what I ate:

Seven sips of soup,

Six scoops of stuffing,

Five golden rolls!

Four heaps of green beans,

Three mashed potatoes,

Two cobs of corn

And some turkey on my plate.
On the eighth day of Thanksgiving, this is what I ate:
Eight cups of eggnog,
Seven sips of soup,
Six scoops of stuffing,
Five golden rolls!
Four heaps of green beans,
Three mashed potatoes,
Two cobs of corn,
And some turkey on my plate.
On the ninth day of Thanksgiving, this is what I ate:
Nine cranberries,
Eight cups of eggnog,
Seven sips of soup,
Six scoops of stuffing,
Five golden rolls!
Four heaps of green beans,
Three mashed potatoes,
Two cobs of corn,
And some turkey on my plate.
On the tenth day of Thanksgiving, this is what I ate:
Ten pumpkin pies,
Nine cranberries,
Eight cups of eggnog,
Seven sips of soup,
Six scoops of stuffing,
Five golden rolls!
Four heaps of green beans,
Three mashed potatoes,
Two cobs of corn,
And some turkey on my plate.
©

TURKEY DANCE

musicfun — 2016-10-12 19:11:21 UTC

CHORUS:
Let’s do the Turkey Dinner Dance,
Come on, come on let’s go.
Join right in and follow me,
You can do it fast or slow!
Turkey to the left, cha cha cha
Turkey to the right, cha cha cha
Turkey up and turkey down,
Turkey all around!
CHORUS
Stirring gravy to the left, cha cha cha
Stirring gravy to the right, cha cha cha
Stirring gravy up and down,
Stirring gravy all around!
CHORUS
Mashed potatoes to the left, cha cha cha
Mashed potatoes to the right, cha cha cha
Mashed potatoes up and down,
Mashed potatoes all around!
CHORUS
Pumpkin pie to the left, cha cha cha
Pumpkie pie to the right, cha cha cha
Pumpkin pie up and down,
Pumpkin pie all around!
CHORUS
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Turkey Dance

musicfun — 2016-10-12 19:14:47 UTC

Thanksgiving Song

musicfun — 2016-10-12 19:17:12 UTC

Thanksgiving Feast

musicfun — 2016-10-12 19:18:48 UTC

Thanksgiving Movie

musicfun — 2016-10-12 19:21:30 UTC

count your blessings

Story of Thanksgiving

musicfun — 2016-10-12 19:23:11 UTC

Ode to Thanksgiving

musicfun — 2016-10-12 20:31:15 UTC

Teach children the simple poem.
Then teach the melody of Ode to Joy.
Have children sing the poem to the melody.
Serve for Thanksgiving.

ODE TO THANKSGIVING POEM:
Thankful for the world so sweet.
Thankful for the food we eat.
Thankful for the birds that sing.
We let out thankful voices ring.

We are thankful for our country,
For the Freedoms we enjoy.
Listen as we raise our thankful voices
Singing out with Joy!

Thanksgiving around the world

musicfun — 2016-10-12 20:33:30 UTC

Any Turkey Can Tango

musicfun — 2016-10-12 20:35:28 UTC

Song

musicfun — 2016-10-12 20:36:17 UTC

Thanksgiving around the World

musicfun — 2016-10-12 20:37:45 UTC

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Thanksgiving Rhythm Play Along

rhapsody1 — 2023-11-17 02:25:29 UTC

Follow the rhythm and sing the song

Thanksgiving Rhythm

rhapsody1 — 2023-11-17 02:27:52 UTC

Let's help Turkey

Rhythm Game: Tell Me Turkey

rhapsody1 — 2023-11-17 02:32:28 UTC

Tell me Turkey, What is the number for the Rhythm?

Guess the Food for Thanksgiving

rhapsody1 — 2023-11-17 02:36:54 UTC

Lesson Plan

rhapsody1 — 2023-11-17 02:59:24 UTC

Lesson Objective:

rhapsody1 — 2023-11-17 03:09:18 UTC

Lesson Objectives:

Musical Proficiency: Students will acquire the ability to play a quarter/eighth note rhythm pattern on percussion instruments, demonstrating proficiency in rhythm execution.
Instrumental Performance: Engaging in the lesson, students will actively perform on percussion instruments, both individually and collaboratively with their peers.
Application of National Standards: This lesson aligns with and fulfills Standard #2 of the National Standards for Music, emphasizing the skill of performing on instruments. Students will showcase their ability to play a varied repertoire of music, specifically focusing on quarter/eighth note rhythm patterns.
Rhythmic Understanding: Through hands-on practice, students will deepen their understanding of rhythm, discerning the nuances between quarter and eighth notes in the context of musical performance.
Collaboration and Ensemble Skills: The lesson encourages students to work together, fostering ensemble skills as they collectively create and perform rhythmic patterns on percussion instruments.
Individual Expression: Students will have the opportunity to express their musicality individually, contributing to the overall class performance while embracing their unique interpretation of the rhythm pattern.
Foundational Skills for Future Learning: Mastering these rhythm patterns serves as a foundational step, preparing students for future musical endeavors and enabling them to tackle more complex repertoire as they progress in their musical education.