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#1: Kids' Books That Teach Important Life Lessons
This looks like a great list of picture books. Next year, my school's theme is "Bee Yourself," so I'm thinking I could take some of these books and create programs around them! (For more ideas about programs based off of children's literature, see these blog posts.)
#2: Tissue box rhythms
I've seen this blog post by Amy Abbott before, but this pin was a great reminder to actually try it out! I think this could be an AWESOME way to reinforce rhythmic concepts for students who are kinesthetic learners (and think it might be cool to try putting two tissue boxes together to make a half note!) I hope I remember to try making these this summer!
#3: How to do Boom Snap Clap
I've seen my oldest daughter do this, and thought it was really awesome...but I hadn't thought about teaching it to my students! I will have to have her teach me again (or read this article) so I can use it with my upper elementary students.
#4: All around the brickyard
I've done this song before, but it's been many years. I loved watching this video to refresh my memory and be inspired to use it again!
#5: 37 Classroom Decor Teacher Hacks
This article has TONS of great ideas for classroom decor! One of my favorite ideas is the paint sticks between books to keep them organized! I'm definitely going to have to revisit this post when I'm decorating before the start of next school year.
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I have done "All Around the Brickyard" at workshops but have never done it in my classes. Good reminder. Also, I have seen Amy's tissue boxes and have been collecting them for a long time. At some point, I hope to lots of boxes to use for rhythms.
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