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Common Core RL.3.5 songs
Poetry Palace: A Unit on the Structural Elements of Poetry
Looking for Common-Core aligned resources to teach CCSS 4.RL.5 - in particular, the key structural elements of poetry? This 45 page unit is a jam-packed resource with what you'll need to encourage poetry lovers in all of your students! Through this unit, students will take part in understanding the elements of poetry by familiarizing themselves with the royal family of poetry: King Meter, Queen Stanza, and Princess Poem.Here's what this set includes:Background Info on the Elements of PoetryCol
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3rd - 5th
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Winter Partner Poems
Partner poems are loved by students! This winter reading activity is great for practicing fluency between partners, with a reading group, or your whole class. If your students like readers theater, they will love partner poems! Two voice poems are read aloud by two voices or two groups of voices, and they are an enjoyable way to practice oral fluency or even communication skills in front of a group or class. Students love taking turns reading this fun, rhyming poetry! The following original two-
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2nd - 4th
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Also included in: Partner Poems Bundle
"What a Wonderful World"
This Socratic seminar unit of study features the iconic Louis Armstrong song that celebrates our world. It is designed for grades 2-5, as teachers can alter rigor as needed to ensure students are challenged accordingly. Students will have the opportunity to build reading comprehension, fluency, and text dependent writing skills through these lyrics. Activities include creative expression, building background knowledge and text connections, and writing prompts that involve using text evidence to
5 Little Pumpkins Poem and Craft- With Poem for Pocket Chart
I have been doing this craft for so many years, that I have decided to create one that my teacher friends could use, as well. J*I have provided a few different options for creating this poem and craft, depending upon your student’s needs and age. *There are different forms of the poem; a large copy, slightly smaller and then the smallest. *I have also provided different colored and b/w pumpkins. *There are a few different gates to choose from. *There are also, there are a different backgrounds y
Map Features Poem
This poem/chant reviews the features of map reading, including map title, key, compass rose, lines of latitude and longitude. Help students remember the geography vocabulary and read with increasing fluency! Social studies, map skills, and reading all in one...
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2nd - 5th
Sing a Book: There’s a Boy in the Girls’ Bathroom Song by Yvadne Bygrave
The song is based on the book ‘There’s a Boy in the Girls’ Bathroom’ by Louis Sachar and has an up tempo beat with catchy lyrics that are easy to learn.
As with all Sing a Book songs, it draw inferences, such as inferring a character’s feeling, thoughts and motives from their actions, which is reflected in the lyrics. The song requires no musical experience to teach, as the bundle includes the vocals, instrumental and lyrics.
The lesson plan demonstrates how the song can be used as a guid
Animals of Eden: A Story of Teamwork in the Wild (eBook Version)
In this poetic children's verse, woodland creatures learn to work together and save their precious land from forest fires. A lyrical tale that encourages hard work, persistence, and "watchful balance" with nature. "Teamwork and quick wit saves us all!"This eBook text allows for several layers of differentiated learning as the poetic stanzas and literary devices include varied levels of complexity. Younger students will enjoy the suggestive images that go along with the story while older studen
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Not Grade Specific
Types of Texts SONG LYRICS | Poems, Plays, & Prose | Sunday Best by Surfaces
My kids were having a hard time grasping the difference between the structural elements of poems, plays, and prose! This is the second song I've made for my students and let me tell you, they are OBSESSED with it! They can't get it out of their heads which was exactly the point. Now they'll never forget the difference between the structural elements of poems, plays, and prose!Please feel free to email me at msmaloneystoolbox@gmail.com if you have any questions.Let's be Friends! :)InstagramTwitte
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3rd - 5th
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Sing a Book: The Angel of Nitshill Road Song by Yvadne Bygrave
The two songs are based on the book ‘The Angel of Nitshill Road’ by Anne Fine. ‘The beginning’ introduces Barry Hunter’s victims and how he makes them feel and ‘The End’ concludes the story after the arrival of Celeste (The Angel).
The songs have a traditional piano based melody with lyrics that are easy to learn; portraying the characters thoughts and feelings. They require no musical experience as the bundle includes the vocals, instrumentals and lyrics for each song.
The lesson plan dem
Seven Continents Song for Learning About Our World
Want your students to learn the names of the 7 continents? This song will help!Why use Seven Continents Song for Learning About Our World? Brain research tells us putting information to a tune helps children remember that information easily. Once they learn this song, they'll sing it over and over, which will internalize the names of the 7 continents.How it works: I put the idea of learning the continents into a familiar tune (This Old Man) which has really helped my students learn about the wor
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1st - 4th
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Scientific Process Poem
Poetry improves fluency. Poems help students remember and gain a deeper understanding of subjects.
This "Scientific Process" poem can be used as a straight read, or it can be a call-and-echo cadence. (Think of the call-and-response of military running formations...)
Use it during reading to reinforce your science studies of the scientific process. Use it in science as an introduction, or share with students as a summary for test prep.
Have fun, and watch for more poems and interactive test
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3rd - 5th
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Reading Extended Response Lyrics CEIEIO
I have written a little song to go along with the method CEIEIO (change the question, evidence, interpret, oh I get it) to help students remember the order in which they need to write the different components of reading extended response questions.
There is also a PowerPoint presentation that can be purchased that accompanies this song.
Hope you enjoy!
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2nd - 6th
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