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Free Kindergarten math classroom management audio
Transition Song: Cleaning Up
Let’s pick up our things and put them back where they belongLet’s pick up our things and put them back where they belongThen do a little dance and sing a little songIf we all work together it won’t take very longLet’s keep our room clean,let’s keep our room safeLet’s keep our room clean,let’s keep our room safeWe can make our room a hap hap happy placeIf we only keep our room clean and safe.Let’s all take turns and try work togetherLet’s all take turns and try work, work togetherNo matter the
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PreK - 2nd
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Line Up Chant - audio and lyrics
This chant is great while transitioning from a task to lining up. The lyrics allow students to reflect on their actions. It promotes self-discipline and is motivational. Download the MP3 to practice.
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K - 3rd
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Get Organized! One Minute Clean-up Song
Why do we need to clean up? Because it's time to get organized!This one-minute clean up song is what you've always wanted - a modern beat that bops, a message that engages and encourages why we need to clean up, and in a one-minute time span. Forget putting up a timer or playing a song by a purple dinosaur - this is the clean up song they'll (and you'll) want to hear every day. Apologies in advance for this being a real earworm!If you bring this into your classroom, let us know how it goes! Pl
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PreK - 5th
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"Subtraction from 10" (MP3 - song)
Musical math works! Use this groovy song by The Bonus Point Band to help your students rehearse their basic subtraction facts. Start with 10 - 1 = 9 and keep subtracting until you reach zero. You will also have a good definition of "subtraction" built into the chorus: "Subtraction means take away."
"Subtraction from 10" by Ash Kizer is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 Unported License.
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PreK - 1st
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Classroom Management 101: Become That Teacher They'll Never Forget
Have you ever had a teacher that you'll never forget? I'll tell you what all these teachers have in common and three things you can do to become that teacher for your students.Access the complete Show Notes here: https://www.drlorifriesen.com/blog/classroom-management-101 If you’re an elementary teacher in your first, second, or third year of teaching and you want more great ideas, tips, teaching stories and info about all of the stuff you wish you learned about teaching in university, be sure t
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PreK - 6th
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Hip-Hop Music Teaching Fractions
This song teaches all about fractions, such as improper fractions, how to find a percent and how to work with decimals.
This video I made that goes with this video... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V96_PjlrVQc
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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The Clean Up Song (Everybody Clean Up The Floor)
Are you sick of hearing "Clean up, clean up, everybody everywhere" whenever there's a mess? Here's a new cleaning song that you can dance to.
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PreK - 5th
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Please and Thank You
A song that encourages politeness and civility when dealing with other people. The song has two counter melodies which is fun to perform as well as teaching the concept of politeness and grace. The song features a Mariachi type background and appears in "Special Kind of Songs" album written by Clark Bell and features 4-6th grade children singing.
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K - 5th
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123 Snack Song
This is a single song from my CD "All Day Long Songs." I often use it in my classroom right before we have snack. It is a song that helps students count to 10, hear patterns and learn rhythms. There are 2 instrumental parts to this song where you can have the children pat heads, tap toes, wave arms, etc. to the beat of the music. It is a great transition song to use between and activity and a snack or lunch.
123 Snack Song by Rebecca Long is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-No
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PreK - 2nd
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Pattern Song: Let's All Do the Robot mp3
This is a fun song that teaches children what a pattern is. "A pattern repeats itself". For any child who likes robots, dancing, and wants to learn how to create a pattern, this is the song for them. Come along and beep boop and bop bop! Mrs. Debbie is an Exceptional Student Education Teacher for Pre-K and looks for ways to engage students with delays and typical peers alike. Mrs. Debbie finds that music helps students retain information in long term memory. This song was written with her studen
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PreK - 1st, Staff
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The Right Thing to Do [song]
A silly yet oh-so-serious song describing various scenarios involving manners and etiquette, morals and ethics, making choices. Enjoy this free download of the song, and if you like it, please buy the accompanying children's book for a child you know! *Ryan Bagg is a participant in the Amazon Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.in.* Please purchase The Right Thing to Do by Teresa
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PreK - K
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Little Bug's Days of the Week Song
This is a great song for teaching the days of the week. Kids love the sound effects and the little bug's voice. Be sure to download the free mini book that goes with the song to reproduce for your students.This song is great for kindergarten, first and and also preschool.
Number Song: Number Express mp3
The Number Express is a counting song that helps students learn to count from one to ten. It is adapted for educational purposes from another song in the Mrs. Debbie's Music library. If your student or child enjoys trains and upbeat music to learn to, this is the song for them! Mrs. Debbie's Music has also uploaded a file that you will use to help enhance this learning through music experience. Search the file "Number Song: Number Express Book and Worksheets" on the Teachers Pay Teachers website
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PreK - K
Fact Family - Educational Parody for teaching Addition/Subtraction Fact Families
This song was written to reinforce fact families. I refer to the addition problems as the brother and sister, and the subtraction problems as the mother and father.
"Everybody say hi to the brother,
Two numbers to add,
Everybody say hi to the sister,
Switch the ones you had,
If you know the brother, look behind your back,
Because the sister is the turn-around-fact!
Add two numbers, what do you get?
Switch those numbers, it's the same I bet!"
This is a parody of "We are Family" by Sister Sle
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K - 2nd
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Skip Counting by 1's, 2's, 5's & 10's
Teach students how to count and skip count by 1's, 2's, 5's & 10's with a fun upbeat rocky song. Original song written & performed by Joanne Clausen. It was recorded using Garage band & Protools. Highly recommended for grades K-2.Skip Counting Song by Jocie is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
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PreK - 2nd
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Colors Song: Treasure of Colors
This mp3 is a fun, pirate themed, treasure song geared towards Pre-K and Kindergarten aged students. Mrs. Debbie teaches students with Special Needs and finds that Mrs. Debbie's Music is effective in engaging Exceptional Education Students of many varying ages, that may have a Developmental Delay as well. We have created a set of activities that are 36 pages long. Mrs. Debbie's Music is committed to High Scopes Teaching, therefore the supplemental materials and manipulatives that go along with t
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PreK - K
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Center Rotation Schedule
This is a flipchart you can use to show your students which center to go to on a daily basis. Each student will be placed in a group, themed using sea creatures. They will rotate to centers labeled A, B, C, and D. The rotation schedule is for Monday-Thursday. Friday is assessment :). I left my students' names so that the text box would stay on the page. Just enter your students' names and erase mine :).
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PreK - 5th
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Find a Number- Comparing numbers greater than, less than, or equal to
Find a number is a fun interactive song where the kids go on a hunt for numbers that are greater than, less than, or equal to the number they are holding. MUSACtivities has made this song so you can customize it for your classroom. You may use whole numbers, fractions, negative numbers or a combination of all of them! The point is to get the kids up and moving while still learning how to compare numbers. Go to MUSACtivities.com and look under the 4M tab for the lesson plan. It's so easy though y
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K - 3rd
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Shapes Song: Square Dance to Shapes Song mp3
Square Dance to Shapes is an educational song that will have students moving and dancing while learning their shapes. The song is simple to dance to. During Large or Small Group settings this song will be a great addition to your lesson. It would make a fun brain break as well. During the song, the students are asked to use their arms to make an oval above their head, use their hands to make a diamond, and so on. Research is showing that students making connections with other students helps with
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PreK - 1st
The Goofy Song (music)
The song was written as a fun listening exercise. The students need to focus on the directions and it gives them a chance to move their bodies. The song has been used from grades K-7 (however, the older students liked it for the novelty). With a discussion about the expectations, some clarification with some movements, and guidelines that fit your class, the song can break up a long day.
The lyrics of the song are on another page in my profile.
My apologies for the singing.
There is also a .
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PreK - 6th
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Count with me in Swahili 1-10
This number song is in the Swahili language. The up tempo groovy beat contains African drums that moves the soul as you learn to count from one to ten in the Swahili language.
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PreK - 12th
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Guess the Shape (mp3)
Teachable Tunes is dedicated to writing original songs that teach basic concepts. Use this catchy tune to teach your students the basic shapes. They will have fun guessing the shape!
Music and Lyrics by Nancy Bennett
Copyright (c) 1993 Teachable Tunes
Classroom Behavior Management - Bell Track - 30 minute period (20 work/10 break)
As a special education teacher for 7 years, I have used this system in my own mod-severe classrooms with students with severe autism, where I worked with up to five paraprofessionals. I have seen general education teachers use it during gen ed. classroom instruction while I push-in for my students with mild learning disabilities. If you are a teacher looking for an easier way to manage and reward on-task behavior for your students, paraprofessionals, and simultaneously collect accurate data, th
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PreK - 6th
Math Song 3, 4, 7 Fact Family Song
This is a song that teaches children the 3's fact families.
some of the lyrics are; 3,4,7 3,5,8 (3+4=7, 3+5=8) etc.
Suggested uses:
1. Listen to the song
2. Write the lyrics as the song plays
3. Test using flash cards
Hope you enjoy & share with others!!
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PreK - 8th
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