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Spanish Revision Song: LA COMIDA (food) with original YouTube song
By MFL LAB
LA COMIDA (FOOd) - Spanish Song for GCSE, IGCSE, AP, IB Ab Initio & DELE Exam Practice
This catchy Spanish song is designed to help students improve their speaking and listening skills on the topic of FOOD for exams like GCSE, IGCSE, AP, IB, and DELE. The lyrics are packed with essential past, present, future, conditional, and imperfect tenses, making it an ideal resource for revision.
Listen anytime, anywhere!
This song is available on all major streaming platforms so you can revise Spanish on your way to school, work, or even while exercising!
Spotify, Deezer, YouTube Music, Amazon Music etc: https://artists.landr.com/056870554365
The music video is availble on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/1-krvFdvdco?si=7sP4QyGcWXrR9i7i
What’s included in the TWO-page worksheet?
- Lyrics with blanks: Fill in the missing words while listening to the song to practice listening skills and reinforce vocabulary in context.
- Find the correct translation in the lyrics: Match Spanish phrases with their English meanings to deepen understanding and improve comprehension.
- Fill in the blanks with words from the word bank: Strengthen vocabulary recall and learn how words fit naturally into sentences.
- Write the missing word in Spanish or English according to the translation: Encourage bilingual thinking and ensure comprehension of key terms.
- Write the food item names in Spanish: Consolidate topic-specific vocabulary, making it easier to remember in real-world scenarios.
- Form logical sentences: Understand sentence structure and practice grammar in a practical way.
- Unjumble the sentences: Recognise proper sentence order and improve grammatical awareness.
- Answer key: Self-correct and learn independently to reinforce understanding.
How this song helps:
- Boost Listening Skills: improve comprehension with natural pronunciation and key vocabulary.
- Improve Speaking Fluency: sing along to practice pronunciation and intonation.
- Expand Vocabulary: learn or revise essential food related phrases.
- Master Exam Grammar: reinforce verb tenses used in writing and speaking exams.
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VALENTINE'S DAY CRAFTS LETTER V - Cut and Paste
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Toddler to Preschool will gain fine motor skills while learning the letter V and it’s beginning sound with these six quick and easy Letter “V” Valentines Day craft activities. The student will cut and paste onto the letter V and even make a pizza craft! Color and B/W options. Flexible enough to use these crafts outside of Valentines Day.
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Cut and Paste – 6 different crafts
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Easter/Passover Songtale Bundle
By Creating Musical Literature
Use these stories and songtales during the Easter and Passover holidays with your students to celebrate both holidays. Easy ukulele harmonizations make these lesson simple to teach and fun to deliver! Add small percussion instruments for added engagement.
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Book Extension Lessons to Teach Half Note {Bundle}
By Creating Musical Literature
Use "Too Much Glue" and "Baa! Moo! What Will We Do?" to teach your students about half notes in a fun and creative way! Have students clap, move and play along with the rhythms and then use the rhythm charts and decoding worksheets to have students practice writing the half note rhythm. Worksheets can be used as Easel activities. Adaptable for PreK-2nd grade.
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Quarter Rest/Recorder Practice Using Bear Feels Scared Book
By Creating Musical Literature
Use this book from the classic series to practice decoding, solfege and playing instruments all in one lesson! Depending on the age of the students, children can chant, sing or play the rhythm of the chant on the recorders! Additional beat and rhythm charts as well as worksheet (can be used digitally through Easel) provide ta, ti-ti and quarter rest decoding practice. Adaptable for grades PreK-3rd.
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Rooster's Off to See the World Solfege Extension Lesson
By Creating Musical Literature
Come along on a beautiful journey with this extension lesson! Use this lesson to practice solfege syllables so, mi and la with your students as you read through the book. Use one song for the first part of the book, and a second song for the second part when the animals start leaving the journey. Use with grades PreK-2nd grade.
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Solfege, Rhythm and Ostinato Lesson Using A Kissing Hand for Chester Raccoon
By Creating Musical Literature
Use this song to sing after every page turn of this book to reassure the raccoon that everything will be okay. Add in an ostinato and hand chime part to play along. Decode and review solfege syllables as well as complete the worksheets to review ta, ti-ti and ta-ah rhythms. Adaptable for grades PreK-2nd grade.
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Slow Tempo Lesson Using Slow Samson
By Creating Musical Literature
Need a slow tempo lesson using a book? Used up the more popular books? Try this lesson set to the book "Slow Samson" by Bethany Christou. Every time that you read "Samson was slow", have the children sing the song or chant the rhyme that goes with the lesson. Feel free to have students move slowly to the song as well. Use the accompanying worksheet to decode the chant for ta, ti-ti and rest syllables. Use with grades PreK-2.
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6/8 Time Signature Review Using Extension Lesson for the book Snow?
By Creating Musical Literature
Use this lesson created for this new book "Snow?" to practice 6/8 time while students, review ta, ti-ti and rest rhythms with the chant that is included, and play along on Orff instruments! This is for grades PreK-3. Feel free to adapt the lesson as necessary for your students, and do only the chant or song if that works for you.
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Loud vs. Soft Lesson Using Quiet as a Mouse and Suki The Very Loud Bunny
By Creating Musical Literature
This lesson combines both books to demonstrate loud and soft sounds. Begin by talking about various sounds that can be made and then introduce "Quiet as a Mouse". Have the students quietly chant along as the mouse grows more frustrated that no one will play with it. Then go on to "Suki The Very Loud Bunny" to demonstrate loud sounds. Have the children move and play along with the chant. Use the rhythm and beat chart for the first book to explain rhythm vs. steady beat, as well as show that rests get a beat as well. Use the worksheet attached as a paper or digital activity through Easel. Also great to decode chants for rhythm syllables. Adaptable for grades PreK-2nd grade.
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Quarter Rest and Ostinato Lesson Using Bear Can't Sleep
By Creating Musical Literature
Using the book "Bear Can't Sleep" from the Bear Series, teach quarter rest and ostinato while lulling the bear to sleep! Use a bear puppet and have children sing and play while encouraging the bear to fall asleep. Adaptable for grades PreK-2nd grade with options of either a song or chant. Additional worksheet (which can be assigned digitally or printed out) and rhythm chart help reinforce decoding, reading and writing the quarter note rest.
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Welcome Back! 12 Days of School Song for the Beginning of the Year
By Creating Musical Literature
Use this song with lyrics written to the melody for "12 Days of Christmas", to welcome your students as well as to discuss procedures and expectations in the classroom. If you choose to perform it, please give credit to me for the lyrics, since the melody is in public domain and can be used freely. Enjoy this song to welcome your young elementary learners!
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Movement Song and Extension Lesson Using Up, Down and Around
By Creating Musical Literature
Use this book and accompanying song to explore movement with your students! You can explore and discuss gardening as well as healthy eating before beginning this book. Then move along with the direction of the produce in this book. Use accompanying song to explore gardening and healthy eating with your students while moving as suggested by the song. Accompanying worksheets provide another extension to practice matching which fruit/vegetable grows up/down. Adaptable for PreK-2nd grade. Perfect for springtime!
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La Solfege Syllable and Rhythm vs. Steady Beat Lesson Using Bear's Loose Tooth
By Creating Musical Literature
Use this lesson to have the children comfort the bear that the tooth will come out! Based on this popular book, have the children chant or sing to a bear puppet that it will all be okay. Use the accompanying rhythm and beat charts to differentiate between rhythm and steady beat. Accompanying worksheet should be used to have students notate the rhythms to reinforce their decoding skills. Have the older students in grades 1 and 2 sing the chant on so, mi and la syllables. Use the sung version of the chant to introduce or reinforce the la syllable. Adaptable for grades PreK-2nd grade with worksheets that can be assigned digitally through Easel.
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By Creating Musical Literature
Use this songtale after you have read the book to sing through the events in the story. Catchy refrain allows students to participate each time that you come back to it after singing a new verse. Add simple small percussion instruments when singing the refrain for added engagement. Sure to delight and entertain your students around Eastertime! For grades PreK-2.
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Recorder Extension Lesson using Bear's New Friend
By Creating Musical Literature
Use this book from the Bear Book Series to teach your students about quarter rest, re solfege syllable and have them playing, chanting and singing! Use the chant included to chant along or sing along. Add barred instruments for more engagement. Decode for rhythm syllables and solfege syllables. Teach the recorder part to the 3rd grade students either by rote or through reading the music and play along with the song! Adaptable for grades PreK-2nd grade.
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PreK-2nd Grade: Steady Beat Chants for The Little Old Lady Series Books
By Creating Musical Literature
This is a series of chants for various books in the Little Old Lady Series Books. Use these with your students from PreK-2nd grade to chant at various repetitive points in each story. Use the chants with the following books: There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed Some Snow, There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Bell, There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Shell, There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Rose, There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed Some Books and There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Truck.
Start with steady beat and then, if you wish, have students decode them for various rhythms. Add instruments such as hand drums, frame drums, etc. to add a musical element to these books.
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Little Red Hen and the Passover Matzah: A Songtale
By Creating Musical Literature
Use this song tale about the little red hen to sing about what happens in the story! Explain the holiday of Passover as well as some of the Yiddish terms in the book. Discuss with the students what kindness means and how friends can show this kindness to each other and how the hen shows kindness. Read the book and then sing along. As an added extension, use the main motif to practice so, mi, do and re solfege syllables. Can be used with grades PreK-3.
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Composition and Instrumental Lesson Using Click, Clack, Boo!
By Creating Musical Literature
Play and compose using this Halloween classic from Doreen Cronin! Using the words "crunch", "creak", "tap" and "quack" in the story, have students play a variety of instruments (hand-held percussion) along with the verbs while you read! Then print, cut out, and laminate the composition cards and have the students compose their own musical soundscapes!
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Do Solfege and Quarter Rest Lesson Using Bear Feels Sick
By Creating Musical Literature
Use the chant or lullaby to help the bear feel better! Chant or sing this extension to the popular book "Bear Feels Sick" by Karma Wilson. Talk to the children prior to starting about what being a caring and good friend means and that friends help each other when they are sick. Then introduce the chant or song to the children and sing after every time that the says the bear feels sick. Use the rhythm chart to decode the rhythms and discover quarter rests. Use the song to listen and decode for the do solfege syllable. Adaptable for PreK-2nd grade.
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