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Fake news and gossip pop song
Lyrics to this powerful pop song focus on the perils of gossip in friendship circles and fake news in the mass media. Use this song to inspire students to check their facts - on both personal and social community levels.
Use this timely studio recording to support bullying prevention lessons. It is an awesome way to begin conversations around media manipulation and truth in advertising. Mean girls never stand a chance.
This studio recording is an inspired choice for music study and choir perfo
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Fake News gossip classroom community song, lesson, lyrics
This poetic and timely bully busting song covers important territory. Lyric lesson; gossip and false information shared freely can cause great damage. What happens when a third party gets in between two friends with a negative point of view?
Verse two takes the message to a universal level. It addresses alternative facts - nowadays also known as "fake news." Should we really believe everything we read or hear without carefully considering the source?
Song lyrics are based on the quote "Barn's
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4th - 9th
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Positive Attitude Pop Song
Use this light-hearted song to help your students turn off negative chatter in their heads. Don't stress, choose happy thoughts! Lyrics are based on the concept mindfulness concept of the "monkey mind." The studio recorded song track, lesson plans (grades 1-3, 4-6) with LYRICS are also available in our store. Listen to a sample of this song in the PREVIEW.Music teachers: Monkey's structure is expertly crafted. This song can be used to teach songwriting verse, chorus, and bridge. There is even a
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Bullying prevention peace song: classroom community
#classroomcommunity: This timely studio record song has a history of teaching students to care more about the world and less about petty personal dramas. With religious beliefs, alternative facts, and polarizing politics being so in the air lately, use this song to remind students we are all more the same than different at the heart. Come from kindness.
Lyrics pose a question that is both universal and personal. How far should a person go when they believe they are right? How far would you go?
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Good mood song for choir and classroom: positive attitude and grit
This powerful positivity song keeps students cheerful, motivated and on task. Hopeful lyrics remind everyone that happy endings are just beyond the bend!
Use for: rainy days, calming down periods, to support mindfulness and anti bullying lessons, transitions, brain breaks, singing lessons, student choir, school performances, classroom playlist, teaching kids to have grit and stay positive, family van.
Please note: This product is JUST the MP3.
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Classroom community grit empowerment: inspirational pop song
#classroomcommunity -This uplifting song inspires kids to aim for the stars, support each other's goals, stay on task, and fly up to their dreams!
Add Flying to your classroom playlist. It is perfect for singing in the classroom, transitions, brain breaks, choir performances, and rainy days! Community building has never been this much fun! This lovely studio recording can be used to support and bullying prevention and kindness lessons you already have in place.
Listen to a sample of this fabu
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1st - 3rd
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All Work Together
1. All Work Together, Environmental Version, Words and Music by Woody Guthrie WGP/TRO-© Copyright 1956 (Renewed) Used by Permission, Lyrics adapted by Joanie Calem: I have loved this song by Woody Guthrie since I was a kid. His original song is about helping around the house, which is a great version too. I turned it into a song about cleaning up the world, because when we all work together, we can do it!I lead this as a dance, with the students dancing on their own during the verses, and findin
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PreK - 4th
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We've Got the Whole World In Our Hands
Most people know this song of course as “He’s got the whole world.” By changing the pronoun students immediately understand that there are things that they can influence and change in the world. A wonderful exercise to use as a tool for classroom culture and community building. Solicit ideas from the students of the ways that we/they can help create a compassionate classroom.
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Even Breathing - Self Esteem Meditation (5 Minutes)
This five-minute meditation is perfect for the end of any class or school day. It gives a pause after working to give students time to realize what they've accomplished and congratulate themselves on a job well done. Promoting self-reflection and healthy self-esteem, it could be used occasionally or even every day as part of students' routines.
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K - 5th
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Smile
The world now is a little more complicated than we are used to. Things have changed in lots of small and large ways. But one thing has not changed, and this is something that I have found all over the world: being kind to other people has a ripple effect: it makes that kindness spread out like the ripples that a stone creates when it’s thrown into a pond. So when we smile at someone else, we help them feel better, and that spreads out and makes the whole world a little better. This is a great s
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PreK - 4th
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The Greater Denominator Blues: A Song About Comparing Fractions (MP3 Recording)
This whimsical song, "The Greater Denominator Blues," is a song about comparing fractions of different denominators. Printable lyrics and chords, as well as some fun accompanying cartoons, are also available on TpT. Montessori teachers will notice that the graphics are based the red fraction inset material that we use in our math curriculum, but the visuals will nicely supplement any elementary math/fractions curriculum. These cards can be printed onto cardstock and made into a cute little b
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2nd - 5th
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One Dream mp3
Martin Luther King Day, would be a great day to introduce this song or when teaching about his legacy. One Dream can also be added to your Circle Time, when teaching about expectations, cooperation, working together, and more. During this lesson or unit taught to young students or at any age, learning through song is a great to also begin to teach the very important virtues of unity, equality, and integrity. You can also add the sing-a-long "One Dream-sing-a-long" for your students to sing for f
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PreK - 5th
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