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Buzz and Blow. (Tune: The Mulberry Bush) Cherry Carl. Th can make two sounds, you know. Sometimes a buzz, sometimes a blow. With think and thank and thumb and throw, You always have to use the blow. Words like there and those and these Can make a buzz that makes you sneeze!
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- All of Me by Greg Smedley-Warren. “My hands are for clapping…”
- Hot Sun by Kenn Nesbitt. “What fun!”
- Hey, diddle, diddle by Mother Goose. “The cat and the fiddle…”
- We See Leaves by Crystal McGinnis. “We see orange…”
Eve Merriam. Five little monsters By the light of the moon Stirring pudding with A wooden pudding spoon. The first one says, “It mustn’t be runny.” The second one says, “That would make it taste funny.” The third one says, “It mustn’t be lumpy.” The fourth one says, “That would make me grumpy.”
Students memorize or “learn by heart” dozens of poems, songs, and excerpts from important historical figures and documents during their K-12 education. The question is: Why?
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I have done all of the planning for you! Each set of printed poems comes with: 1. A five-day fluency plan so you can keep these poetry activities going all year. 2. A variety of poems that are a lot of fun 3. An emergent reader for each poem. 4. A version for the students’ poetry notebook 5. A single-page version of the poem for the document camera...
Jul 22, 2014 · Freebie Kindergarten Weekly Poems. This year my kiddos will be introduced to one new poem/nursery rhyme each week! I am SO excited about this! The poems are all aligned each week to my close read curriculum map for this upcoming year! You can view the map HERE.
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This sequence of texts grounded the sequencing of the interactive read alouds and the selection of poems and songs. Some of the selections are related (e.g., A Bee’s Life, A Log’s Life, Road Work, Building with Dad ).
