Verb song

Apologies for my long hiatus from blogging. I guess it's only fair I post a freebie! My school is very big on anchor charts and artifacts. Since learning about poster printing, I have done away with paper charts. I rarely use chart paper or markers to create my mini lesson charts. I love that I don't have to take those clunky charts home. I will say, the most tedious part is having to cut and put them together. I suggest starting with the 4 page posters, because they are easier to put…

Take a G and an E and O, And add a little R-G-E, To a W-A-S-H, I...N...G If you add 2,000 pounds, That makes a ton, So what have you got? You've got a lot!

Free literacy game! This simple verb game is perfect for introducing action verbs! Great for literacy centers with first grade kids! #literacycenters #actionverbs #freeprintables

Learning parts of speech is much more fun with music! Use this free song and video to teach your elementary students about verbs #partsofspeech #grammar #verbs

At this point, you should not be surprised that I have another song to share with you. :) This time, we're singing about adjectives! Click on the picture above to get your copy!

This is the second part of a mini series about songs for teaching parts of speech. If you missed the... read more:

Adverb Song from Unit, "Adverb Adventure" (free; from First Grade Wow)

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So...I've blogged about our Genres Journey and how much my students love to sing and learn. Today, as I was "pinning" on Pinterest, I saw some songs teaching friendly letter, verb, adjective, and pronouns. WOW!! I've gotta get "K" involved again and write songs about nouns, adverbs, and some other stuff. For now, here are the copies I made for my students' Poetry Journals...click on the link underneath the picture if you want it. Please leave a comment if you download. :) Thanks! Adjective…

Well...once again, a 20-minute project has turned into a 6-hour one! My newest pack is for introducing and practicing "being" verbs (linking/helping). Check out my bee-themed verb packet by clicking either of the images below! I've searched the internet for the original source of the "Helping Verbs - Jingle Bell" song, but haven't had any luck finding who came up with the catchy song! Since it is not my original idea, you can download a free-bee version of the song below. :) If you know…

The Adverb Song

A verb song or a action words chart

These printable worksheets will help your kids practice subject-verb agreement. Each page contains a set of sentences. Children need to read them and put the verbs offered in the correct form to agree with the subjects and complete the sentences.

The Noun Song

Howdy Freebie Peeps! I'm so excited to share a new freebie with you today! We have been studying pronouns for the last week or so and I finally came across a song my kids L-O-V-E singing to help them remember why we use pronouns. I had it on a chart in our room, but they were begging for a copy to put in their Grammar Skills Journal. Who could say no to that?!? :) You will only need a couple of things to use this freebie: 1. A knowledge of the Spongebob Squarepants theme song. 2. No shame in…

Let's do English ESL general grammar practice. An activity to practice the Simpe Past/Past Simple tense with Irregular verbs. "Yellow" by Coldplay is a nice and…

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Linking Verb Song lyrics (to London Bridge is falling down) And Helping Verb Song (to Jingle Bells)

This is one of the jazz chants I use with my elementary students.I was inspired by Carolyn Graham's work on teaching language through fun chants. I mainly use it to get my students remember

"Plural" Song (Tune: "London Bridge" free; from First Grade Wow)