Free elementary grammar audio

Grades:

PreK - 12th, Adult Education

Types:

Songs, Lesson

Alliteration

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Grammar, Literature, Music

For a video version, go to: https://youtu.be/IjmeznmHbgcAlliteration is a lot of repetitionIt’s repeating a sound several times in a rowLike Becky’s baby beagle barked and barked and barked and bayedor Perry promised paul he would play and play and play Kim’s cute kids kept kidding aroundAnd Tommy Tuttleman took a trip out of townLarry’s little lizard likes to leap and leap and leapAnd Perry’s pretty parakeet peeped and peeped and peeped (peep peep,peep peep)Well, Dan’s dog Duke dug deep in the

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Grades:

2nd - 7th

Types:

Transition Song: Beginning of the Day

Created by

Grammar, Music, Vocal Music

Hello, good morning, how do you do?Just a little greeting I want to give to youI hope your day goes well, yes I doHello, good morning, how do you do?How are you feeling,are you okay?I hope you have a very special dayAnd get to do all the things you want to doHello, good morning, how do you do?Give a little greeting,give a little waveSmile and say Hi everydaySoon it will come right back to youHello, good morning, how do you do?

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Grades:

PreK - 3rd

Types:

Songs, Cultural Activities

Multi Meaning Words

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For a video version, go to: https://youtu.be/44jGev84bcoI saw a bat flying up in the airFlying here, there and everywhereSo my dad got a bat, a really big batTo chase him right out of hereI love to eat jelly, I love to eat jamWith crunchy peanut butter, I’m a really big fanBut if I spill that jelly ,if I spill that jamI’d be in a really big jam!Can you do this? Can you do that?Can you pull a rabbit from a hat?Can you make this can disappear?Can you ,can you, can you, you can?I wish I could fly,

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Grades:

K - 4th

Types:

Hyperbole

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Video Version: https://youtu.be/qB4Z8RNiYs4HyperboleHyperbole,hyperbole’sAn exaggeration like “Tall as a Tree”Use it whenever ,whenever you needTo make your point use Hyperbole!-----------------------------------------------------------------This weighs a ton! ----hyperboleFit as a Fiddle----------hyperboleStrong as an ox!-------hyperboleDry as a bone----------hyperboleNothing bothers him! ---------------hyperboleMy dad’s always working----------hyperboleMy shoes are killing me!------------hyper

Subjects:

Grades:

1st - 6th

Types:

Future Hits Songs for Learning

At the Library (Song)

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This song teaches short two different sounds that "oo" can make. The SEL theme is: Identify goals for academic success and classroom behavior. The song, lesson and activities/assessments can be used for a 45 minute period, or as a springboard for a mini-unit that can last a few days (lesson plan and differentiated materials are available for purchase on TeachersPayTeachers).

Subjects:

EFL - ESL - ELD, Grammar, Reading Strategies

Grades:

K - 3rd

Types:

Activities, Assessment, Songs

Contractions

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Video Version: https://youtu.be/t3FN8m9oZT0ContractionsA contraction is a shorter way of saying 2 words You see all we need is an apostropheThis is not the wayNo it isn’t, no it isn’t. 2xI will never go thereNo I won’t, no I won’t. 2xHe did not make it easyNo he didn’t, no he didn’t 2x—————————————————————————-She can not be rightNo she can’t, no she can’t. 2xWhere has he gone?Where’s he gone, where’s he gone? 2xWhat is he doing?What’s he doing, what’s he doing? 2x

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Grades:

1st - 4th

Types:

Suffixes

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For a video version, go to: https://youtu.be/Mzz-FhIepAkA suffix is found at the end of the wordTo help it’s meaning be understoodLike ology,able or l-e-s-sThat’s what we call a suffixLike:I-s-t in dentistA-b-l-e in capable orL-e-s-s in fearlessThat’s what we call a suffixLike:F-u-l in beautiful orE-r in teacher orE-n in goldenThat’s what we call a suffixLike:A-l-o-g-y in genealogy orA-r-d in wizard orN-e-s-s in kindnessThat’s what we call a suffix

Subjects:

Grades:

1st - 6th

Types:

Homophones

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For a video version, go to: https://youtu.be/FWMkhrNsecgTwo words that sound the same like Rome and roamWith different meanings are called HomophonesWe use them all the time, we use them everydayWe use them at work and we use them at playLike the beet you eat or the beat you beatOr the sun you see with your son,you seeOh dear that deer is in our wayAnd the pilot had the flu when he flew awayI like to eat chili when it’s damp and chillyAnd I like to be right every time I writeNo, I did not tie th

Subjects:

Grammar, Music

Grades:

2nd - 7th

Types:

Music to the "Preposition Song"

Created by

L Mortimer

Looking for a way to teach your students the most common prepositions? Prepositions are in the common core standards, and this is a fun and engaging way to learn them! This is a simple recording of me singing the preposition song a cappella. I do not claim to have amazing musical talent, but this recording gets the job done. In no time, your students will be humming this tune while they are identifying prepositions within a sentence. I offer a PDF file of the lyrics on my page for free. Happ

Subjects:

Grammar, Other (Music)

Grades:

4th - 6th

Types:

Grammar, Music, Visual Arts

Friendship Song: A Song About Adverbs (And Friendship!)--MP3

Created by

Ally Webb

"The Friendship Song" is jam-packed with regular adverbs like "quietly," "intricately," "gratefully," etc., as well as irregular adverbs such as, "always," "anywhere," "forever," and so on. It also happens to be a really nice song about how to be a good friend! This song works well with any elementary language arts/grammar curriculum. The irregular adverbs on the cards are drawn in the Montessori adverb color (orange). Lyrics and guitar chords, as well as the irregular adverb cards, are also

Subjects:

Grades:

1st - 4th

Types:

Activities, Songs, Montessori

Idioms

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For a video version, go to: https://youtu.be/HYYBgRbribsAn idiom’s an expression who’s meaning isn’tclearLike “Draw a blank” or “Play it by Ear”But once you understand what it means to sayIt’s as easy,easy,easy,easy,easy as...child’s play!“Have a change of heart” means change your mind“Give it a shot” means try,try,try!“He’s a basket case” means he’s a little crazy “He’s a couch potato” means he’s a little lazyYour “flesh and blood” is your familyWhen you live “high on the hog”, you live in lu

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Grades:

1st - 6th

Types:

EFL - ESL - ELD, English Language Arts, Grammar

Free Audio File (RKPS King Noun Song) for Learn Parts of Speech

Created by

Queen Pronoun

Note: Please use this free downloadable song in conjunction with free download of RKPS "King Noun" song lyric page. Teachers - Help your students learn the parts of speech! Through the differentiating instruction of this delightful "Once Upon a Time" story, with its accompanying watercolor cartoon character posters, and songs, your students will effortlessly learn the parts of speech and how each part relates to the others. The abstract concepts of the Parts of Speech - Noun, Pronoun, Verb,

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Grades:

3rd - 6th

Types:

Unit Plans, Songs, Posters

CCSS:

L.3.1

, L.4.1

, L.5.1

, L.6.1

Similes

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For a video version, go to: https://youtu.be/PaAKnXJhNQ4A simile’s a figure of speech we can useWhen we want to compare 2 thingsUsing”like” or “as” to help us describeOr help us emphasizeA simile’s a beautiful thing!As slow as a turtle, as sly as a foxAs smooth as silk, as strong as an oxAs plain as day, as slow as a snailA simile’s a beautiful thing!As clear as a bell,as hungry as a bear As hard as a rock, as light as airAs pretty as a rose or as warm as toastA simile’s a beautiful thing!She si

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Grades:

1st - 6th

Types:

Grammar, Music, Visual Arts

In a Pickle: A Song About Prepositions and Idioms (MP3 Audio Recording)

Created by

Ally Webb

This song, entitled "In a Pickle," explores the silly possibilities that would ensue if we took idioms such as "I'm in a pickle" literally. The song is also designed to help elementary students memorize prepositions. Song lyrics and guitar chords are also available for download, as well as a series of whimsical cartoons (including Montessori grammar symbols for the preposition) that can be printed on cardstock and bound into a fun little book to accompany the song. This is not a professional

Subjects:

Grades:

1st - 4th

Types:

Activities, Songs, Montessori

(To Be) a Student

Created by

Mr James ESL Songs and more

"TO BE A STUDENT" is an empowering and inspiring anthem that encapsulates the lifelong journey of learning. This song, through its catchy rhythm and meaningful lyrics, captures the essence of being a student, not just confined within the four walls of a classroom but extending to the broad spectrum of life itself. It underscores the relentless commitment of a student towards achieving their goals, and the constant pursuit of knowledge. The song's lyrics instill a sense of resilience and persever

Subjects:

EFL - ESL - ELD, Grammar

Grades:

3rd - 5th

Types:

Punctuation

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Video version: https://youtu.be/YcN4YQ8eMV8When you have something to say punctuation is the wayTo help the reader understand what you have to sayUse the period - to end a sentenceThe colon: before a list of thingsThe apostrophe - to show possessionPunctuation helps us everydayUse the question mark - when you want to ask a questionThe quotation mark - to enclose the exact words of someoneExclamation mark - to express a strong feelingPunctuation helps us everydayUse the comma - to separate parts

Subjects:

Grades:

1st - 5th

Types:

Grammar, Music, Visual Arts

The Journey: A Song About Homographs (MP3)

Created by

Ally Webb

This song, "The Journey," is all about homographs. An example of one of the lines is: "And though each minute may seem endless, they'll feel minute when you are through the stress." This song is a great follow-up to the Montessori Homograph Key Experience, but the song and the cartoons work nicely with any elementary language arts/word study curriculum. The cartoons can be printed on cardstock and made into a cute little book to go along with the song. Lyrics and guitar chords, as well as a

Subjects:

Grades:

1st - 4th

Types:

Songs, Printables, Montessori

Noun song

Created by

Jamar

This is a good introduction to what a noun is. The hook line of the song is "a noun is a person place or thing we use them everyday in what we say"

Subjects:

Grammar, Reading, Writing

Grades:

K - 4th

Types:

Adjective Jingle: Grammar Time

Created by

Mr Walker

Mr. Walker Presents: Grammar Time: 8 Sing Alongs for the 8 parts of speech

Subjects:

Grammar

Grades:

1st - 5th

Types:

Adverbs

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For a video version, go to: https://youtu.be/vazf4Z1EhfgAdverbs, adverbs let’s see what they can doLike easily, quietly, often and soonAdverbs answer our how, when where and whysAnd they often end in “LY” “LY”Bravely…..proudly rudely…..politelyfinally…..suddenly exactly…..completelyhere…..there….. now…alwaysgently…….sadly fairly…..honestlyvery…..almost briefly…..totallyeasily……simply again…….a lot

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Grades:

2nd - 5th

Types:

Nouns

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Video version: https://youtu.be/56faQHXi29cA noun is a person, a place or a thingLike your neighbor, your home or a piece of stringLike your mom, your park or a shiny new ringA noun is a person, a place or a thingA person like your uncle, cousin or your brotherA teacher, a coach or your very own motherA boy, a girl, a president or kingA noun is a person, a place or a thingA place like the mall, a street or a townAn office, church or a school playgroundBedroom, bathroom, or a tall buildingA noun

Subjects:

Grades:

1st - 3rd

Types:

Balanced Literacy, English Language Arts, Grammar

Garfield the Cat : Kindergarten First Grade Writing and Audio File

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Listen And Achieve

Learn how to read and write with Garfield the Cat. Sight word sentence writing practice with color pictures, tracer words, and a complete audio file. Save your voice and save time with this lesson.

Subjects:

Grades:

PreK - 2nd

Types:

Handouts, Guided Reading Books, Printables

Metaphors

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For a video version, go to: https://youtu.be/Od1W4T_WCwAWhat’s a metaphor for? What’s a metaphor for?What’s a meta, metaphor for?To compare two things,compare two thingsThat’s what a metaphor’s for!Life’s a roller coasterYou’re the light of my lifeShe was feeling blueThat’s what a metaphor’s for!Jumping for joyYou’re an angelYou’re the apple of my eyeThat’s what a metaphor’s for!She’s a night owlYou are my sunshineHe broke my heartThat’s what a metaphor’s for!

Subjects:

Grades:

1st - 6th

Types: