The math songs will be so much next year as I start my journey as a Kindergarten Special Education teacher!! In 32 years I have never taught at this level. Lois T.
The learning centers that you are proposing we make will be so helpful. We are open to personalize what we make and that will guarantee that we will use them in the Fall as well as for years to come. Lois T.
maureen 999 Anytime I can add music to my teaching I do! I love that these songs are sung to familiar tunes. The geometry song is sung to "Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes," which I am sure all of my second graders are familiar with. This will help enhance their understanding of parallel and perpendicular lines and will aid in quicker recall of this information. Having the words to download and post is really helpful for students as well. This is one to incorporate into your teaching! M Carbone
Music is amazing! I enjoy using songs in my lessons. Thank you for these great math songs. I know my first grade students will be excited and ready to learn!
I am not a good singer but I like using songs to help kids learn. I especially like the Order of Operations song. I use the Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally but I have never used it as a song. Looking forward to trying it with my class next year. I also like the Data Song.
The math songs will be so much next year as I start my journey as a Kindergarten Special Education teacher!! In 32 years I have never taught at this level. Lois T.
ReplyDeleteThe learning centers that you are proposing we make will be so helpful. We are open to personalize what we make and that will guarantee that we will use them in the Fall as well as for years to come. Lois T.
ReplyDeletemaureen 999
ReplyDeleteAnytime I can add music to my teaching I do! I love that these songs are sung to familiar tunes. The geometry song is sung to "Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes," which I am sure all of my second graders are familiar with. This will help enhance their understanding of parallel and perpendicular lines and will aid in quicker recall of this information. Having the words to download and post is really helpful for students as well. This is one to incorporate into your teaching!
M Carbone
I love using songs as I teach! I hope to find some new ones for the lower level. I use math Macarena to skip count, and calendar songs.
ReplyDeleteMusic is amazing! I enjoy using songs in my lessons. Thank you for these great math songs. I know my first grade students will be excited and ready to learn!
ReplyDeleteSue Nunes
ReplyDeleteI am not a good singer but I like using songs to help kids learn. I especially like the Order of Operations song. I use the Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally but I have never used it as a song. Looking forward to trying it with my class next year. I also like the Data Song.