Dr. Jean's Song Store (Downloads)

Printables and Music

Your students and their parents will enjoy these printables and songs which you can share with them.

It’s important to remember that learning does not take place in isolation. Everything in the child’s world is interrelated, and concepts need to be continually repeated, reinforced, and connected.
• The visual skills children use to discriminate and remember colors and shapes will lead to the ability to
remember letters and words.
• The ability to recognize different animal sounds and reproduce animal sounds will lead to the ability to
recognize letter sounds.
• When children learn to repeat counting rhymes using their fingers, it will lead to their number sense and logic.

With every song and book you will be developing specific standards and MORE!

You can play mp3 files on your iPod, iPhone, iPad, or other phone or tablet.

You will also receive a confirming email with a link for each item you purchase. That email may be placed in your Spam folder or Junk Mail folder. Look in those folders for an email if you don't see the email in your Inbox.

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Opposites Song - English and Spanish versions

Youngsters learn and reinforce opposites (antonyms) vocabulary in two languages with the two songs and the bilingual printable included in the package.

Many age-appropriate science activities are included.

The same song is presented in English and in Spanish. The songs could be added to a listening center in your classroom.

You could easily print the document and put it in a learning center or send it home for family activities.

As a bonus, Dr. Jean provides links to two different YouTube videos of the songs.

Sample Available before Purchase - See link below

 

Reading Literature and Informational Text

What is the main idea of the song? Recall details. Talk about the title, the front, and the back of the book. Match illustrations with the words in the song. Identify if the book is a nursery rhyme, fiction, or nonfiction. Ask and answer questions about new words in songs. Read and sing books together with classmates.

Reading Foundations

Use books to reinforce left to right, top to bottom. Point out words are separated by spaces. Connect what you sing/say to words in the text. Use phonics skills to decode. Point out high frequency words. Identify words that rhyme. Read books independently.

Writing

Write and tell opinion about songs. Make original drawings to go with books. Do additional research to learn more about a topic introduced in a book.

Speaking and Listening

Talk/sing and listen in a group activity. Follow group rules as children sing and do movements. Understand and talk about songs.

Language Skills

Hear proper English modeled in books. Use complete sentences. Figure out what different words mean. Relate how words in songs relate to real live. Use books to identify capitalization and punctuation. Use question words.

Download Samples

Click here for a sample file.