Sing along with Ms. Lynette
Be ready to sing your name and one other person's name in the song.
CLOSE YOUR EYES and listen to the sound the animal makes. Do you know the name of the animal?
OPEN YOUR EYES and see if you were correct.
Try to identify as many animals as you can.
Kids Yoga by Bari Koral
Sing along with Ms. Lynette
Be ready to sing your name and one other person's name in the song.
"I'm gonna eat, yeah, yummy yummy"
"Party, party, yeah, in my tummy"
"So yummy, so yummy"
Warm-Up Song: "How's The Weather"
Look outside and decide what the weather is like today: Sunny, Windy, Rainy or Snowy
Sing along with Ms. Lynette
Be ready to sing your name and one other person's name in the song.
Identify the rhyming words:
STAR, ARE HIGH, SKY
"Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star" in JAPANESE
Have fun singing in Japanese!
歌詞/Lyrics:
きらきら光る お空の星よ kirakira hikaru osora no hoshi yo まばたきしては みんなを見てる mabataki shitewa minna o miteru きらきら光る お空の星よ kirakira hikaru osora no hoshi yo
Get up and MOVE while learning the DAYS OF THE WEEK
MOVE and FREEZE and identify RHYMING WORDS
CLAP and SAY 1, 2, 3 and 4 SYLLABLE words.
CLAP and STAMP each SYLLABLE of the months of the year.
Sing along with Ms. Lynette
Be ready to sing your name and one other person's name in the song.
Sung to the tune of "Skip to My Lou"
Sung to the tune of "Mary Had a Little Lamb"
Get your drum or shakers and play along to this upbeat song. You can play along with the STEADY BEAT or make up simple RHYTHM PATTERNS of your own.
Get up and MOVE!!! MOVE any part of your body to the STEADY BEAT of this song.
Our schoolwide theme for September is "MY SCHOOL AND ME."
Vocabulary: In and Out .Shape: Circle Color: Yellow
Our Musical Objectives this month are:
1. Students will respond to steady beat through locomotor and non-locomotor movement in order to develop the ability to respond to musical sound through movement.
2. Students will explore a rich repetoire of music representing its roles in the lives of people, such as lullabies, in order to develop a perspective of music's role in human history.
3. Students will explore a range of classroom instruments in order to describe characteristics of musical sound.
by Music Together
Jack Hartman
Super Simple Songs
Silly School Songs
by Music Together
The Singing Walrus
Our schoolwide theme for October is "MY FAMILY AND FRIENDS."
Vocabulary: Up and Down Shape: Triangle Color: Orange
Music Objectives:
Students will sing songs that use the voice in a variety of ways in order to develop the skills required for the performance of music.
Students will perfrom a variety of songs and dances from a variety of historical periods and world cultures, including some connected to general classroom studies, in order to develop a perspective of music's role in human history.
Students will sing songs representative of different activities, holidasys, and seasons in a variety of cultures in order to recognize music as a form of indivdual and cultural expression.
By Pancake Manor
By Fiesta Mexica Loco
Dr. Jean
Our schoolwide theme for November is "GIANTS."
Vocabulary: Open and Close Shape: Square Color: Red
Music Objectives:
Students will sing songs that use the voice in a variety of ways in order to develop the skills required for the performance of music.
Students will perform a variety of songs and dances from a variety of historical periods and world cultures, including some connected to general classroom studies, in order to develop a perspective of music's role in human history.
Students will sing songs representative of different activities, holidays, and seasons in a variety of cultures in order to recognize music as a form of indivdual and cultural expression.
by Dream English Kids
by Koo Koo Kangaroo
by Super Simple Songs
by Music Together
by Greg and Steve