Good Morning
Feeling Fine
(Tune: “I'm In Right, Out Right, Happy All the Time” – Going Green CD)
I'm in right, (Hold up both index fingers and point to chest.)
Out right, (Point out with index fingers.)
Up right, (Reach up high.)
Down right, (Stoop down low.)
And I'm feeling fine. (Turn around in a circle.)
I'm in right, out right, up right, down right, and I'm feeling fine.
I eat the food that's good. (Pretend to feed self with a spoon.)
And exercise like I should. (Run in place.)
That's why I'm in right, out right, up right, down right,
and I'm feeling fine.
Faster
Super Fast!
Transition/Management
Name on Your Paper
(Tune: “Shine and a Haircut” – All Day Long CD)
Name on your paper ~ first thing!
Name on your paper ~ first thing!
Where does it go?
At the top.
Where does it go?
At the top.
Name on your paper~ first thing!
Name on your paper~ first thing!
Calendar Song
Months of the Year Rap
(Totally Math CD)
Chorus:
January, February,
March, April, May, June, July
(The months of the year!)
August, September,
October, November, December
(Repeat Chorus)
This is a song with lots of cheer,
A song about the twelve months in the year,
A song to help you to remember
All the way from January to December.
Some months are cold and some are hot,
Some are rainy and some are not.
So listen up and then you’ll know
How all of the months do come and go.
Chorus
First January and February,
The time of year that’s cold and dreary.
In March things start to get much better;
By April and May there’s springtime weather.
Then come June, July, and August,
The time of year when it is hottest.
The only way you can get cool
Is to jump right into a swimming pool.
In September and October,
The weather starts to get much colder.
Halloween comes and then its gone;
In November Thanksgiving comes along.
But the last of the months in the year
Is the month with the greatest holiday cheer—
December, now we’ve reached the end
And all the months start over again!
Chorus
Math Songs
Spelling Number Words
(Tune: “Farmer in the Dell” – Kiss Your Brain CD)
O – n – e spells one. (2x)
Spelling numbers is such fun.
O – n – e spells one.
T –w –o spells two. (2x)
I can spell and so can you.
T – w – o spells two.
Three – It’s as easy as can be….
Four – I can spell even more…
Five – I can spell and I can jive…
Six – Number words are a trick…
Seven – We’re so hot we are sizzlin’…
Eight – We are smart. We spell great…
Nine – Spelling good and feeling fine…
Ten – You’ve spelled “ten” and that’s “The End”…
Country Countdown 1-20
(Totally Math CD)
All right all you cowboys and cowgirls.
Time to count ‘em up and count ‘em down with me.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 (Hold up fingers.)
Turn around and count back down. (Turn around.)
20 19 18 …..
Let’s do it again…
Let’s kick it up and do it fast this time…
Phonics Songs
Lettercise
(Is Everybody Happy CD)
All right! Everybody up so we can lettercise. We’re going to say each letter,
then punch the sound like a boxer. In between we’ll get in shape
by jogging, jumping, and exercising our bodies and brains.
A /a/, (Punch right fist over left side of body.)
B /b/, (Punch left fist over right side of body.)
C /c/, D/d/, E/e/, F/f/, G/g/ (Continue punching in opposite directions.)
Now run in place.
H/h/, I/i/, J/j/, K/k/, L/l/, M/m/, N/n/
Let’s pretend to jump rope.
O/o/, P/p/, Q/q/, R/r/, S/s/, T/t, U/u/
Time for jumping jacks.
V/v/, W/w/, X/x/, Y/y/, Z/z/
Super job! Now wave your arms in the air and
dance around like the winner you are!
The Vowel Family
(Tune: “BINGO” – Just for FUN CD
Aunt Aggie had an allergy
and she would always sneeze-o (Pretend to sneeze.)
/a/a/a/a/a/ /a/a/a/a/a/ /a/a/a/a/a/
And she would always sneeze-o.
Grandpa Eddie stayed in shape
and he would exercise-o (Pretend to lift weights.)
/e/e/e/e/e/ /e/e/e/e/e/ /e/e/e/e/e/
He liked to exercise-o.
Baby Izzi had chicken pox
and she would always itch-o. (Scratch body.)
/i/i/i/i/i/ /i/i/i/i/i/ /i/i/i/i/i/
And she would always itch-o.
Cousin Otto’s throat was sore
And this is what he’d say-o. (Put hand on throat.)
/o/o/o/o/o/ /o/o/o/o/o/ /o/o/o/o/o/
And this is what he’d say-o.
Uncle Unk wore underwear
and it did stink-o. (Hold nose.)
/u/u/u/u/u/ /u/u/u/u/u/ /u/u/u/u/u/
And it did stink-o.
When You Come to a Word You Don’t Know
(Tune: “Farmer in the Dell” – Kiss Your Brain CD)
When you come to a word that is strange or new,
This is a song that you can use.
Look at the picture. (Hold up one finger.)
Let the sounds help you. (Hold up two fingers.)
Say, “blank,” and keep on reading, (Hold up three fingers.)
That’s what you should do.
Now sing along about what you can do
When you come to a word that is strange or new.
Look at the picture.
Let the sounds help you.
Say, “blank,” and keep on reading
That’s what you should do.
Science/Social Studies
The Water Cycle
(“My Darlin’ Clementine” – Kiss Your Brain CD)
Evaporation (push palms up)
Condensation (hands together in air)
Precipitation all around (wiggle fingers down)
Accumulation (sweep arms in circle)
Evaporation (push palms up)
The water cycle goes
Round and round (make circles with arms)
Caterpillar’s Story
(Tune: “Turkey in the Straw” – Happy Everything CD
A caterpillar crawled to the top of a tree. (Wiggle right index finger up left arm.)
I think I’ll take a nap said he.
Under a leaf he began to creep, (Wrap fingers of left hand around right index finger.)
He spun a chrysalis and went to sleep.
Spring came along, shook him and said, (Shake hands.)
“Wake up, wake up, you sleepy head.”
Out of the leaf he spread his wings to fly, (Hug both thumbs and extend fingers and fly.)
“Look at me! Look at me! I’m a butterfly!”
Wiggle and Have FUN Songs
Chicka Boom
(Keep on Singing and Dancing CD)
I said a boom chicka boom. (Echo chant. Children repeat each line as
I said a boom chicka boom. you snap and clap.)
I said a boom chicka rocka
Chicka rocka chicka boom
Uh huh! Oh yeah!
One more time…
Monster style… (Use a gruff voice.)
Opera style… (Extend arms and sing dramatically.)
Rock and roll… (Pretend to strum a guitar.)
Hold your nose…(Hold your nose so it sounds like you have a cold.)
Underwater… (Vibrate your index finger between your lips.)
Leprechaun… (Whisper in a high squeaky voice.)
Home on the Range
(Traditional Tune – Nursery Rhyme CD)
Oh, give me a home, (Pretend to strum guitar.)
Where the buffalo roam,
Where the deer and the antelope play.
Where seldom is heard, a discouraging word,
And the skies are not cloudy all day.
Home, home on the range.
Where the deer and the antelope play.
Where seldom is heard, a discouraging word,
And the skies are not cloudy all day.
Flip, Flop, Hop
(Tune: “The Wheels on the Bus” – Happy Everything CD)
The ears on the bunny go flip, flop, flop (Hands over head and wiggle.)
Flip, flop, flop,
Flip, flop, flop.
The ears on the bunny go flip, flop, flop,
Flip, flip, flop.
The nose on the bunny goes twitch, twitch, twitch… (Wiggle nose.)
The eyes on the bunny go blink, blink, blink… (Blink eyes.)
The tail on the bunny goes wiggle, wobble, wobble… (Wiggle hips.)
The feet on the bunny go hop, hop, hop… (Hop up and down.)
Seasonal Songs
Earth Day - April 22nd
(Tune: “Clap Your Hands Together” – Happy Everything CD)
Earth Day, Earth Day! Let’s all come together. (Clap hands.)
Earth Day, Earth Day! To make this world much better.
‘Cause we love our planet Earth, beautiful and blue. (Make a circle with arms.)
We want to take care of it with everything we do.
We can recycle – tell your friends and neighbors! (Pretend to pick up paper.)
Glass, aluminum, plastic and paper.
‘Cause we love our planet Earth, beautiful and blue. (Make a circle with arms.)
We want to take care of it with everything we do.
We can plant a tree or two, to create green spaces; (Pretend to dig.)
Walk or ride our bikes to go different places. (Pretend to ride a bike.)
‘Cause we love our planet Earth, beautiful and blue. (Make a circle with arms.)
We want to take care of it with everything we do.
Litter Patrol
(Kiss Your Brain CD)
Well, here we go, (Clap and snap to the beat.)
We’re on the litter patrol.
We’re going to work all day
To put the trash away.
The planet earth, you see
Is our habitat.
We’re going to clean it up,
Well, how about that!
Good-Bye Song
I Love You a Lot
(Sing to Learn CD)
Good-bye, now, good-bye, now, (Pretend to wave good-bye.)
The clock says we’re done.
We had fun singing,
Now good-bye everyone.
I love you a little. (Hold up thumb and index finger.)
I love you a lot. (Spread arms wide.)
My love for you could fill…
Fourteen pots,
Twelve tin cans,
Five tea cups,
And two dish pans!
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