Make chemistry more interesting with a musical lesson about ions. Charged particles have never sounded like this before. You'll love the unique sound of this recording by The Bonus Point Band. Acapella singing is accompanied by a bowl of paper clips for percussion. Leave it to a musical teacher to make a percussion instrument out of paper clips. Enjoy the song and leave a rating when you get a moment.
Lyrics:
My teacher's name is Mr. Ion.
He keeps his eye on me at all times.
I think he's serious,
But it's hilarious
Cause I look at him
And he's an atom
With his eye on me
Mr. Ion.
My teacher's name is Mr. Ion.
He keeps his eye on me at all times.
I think he's serious,
But it's hilarious
Cause he's living large
With an electric charge
With his eye on me
Mr. Ion.
My teacher's name is Mr. Ion.
He keeps his eye on me at all times.
I think he's serious,
But it's hilarious
Cause his protons and electrons are unequal.
That's why he has a charge.
He's an ion.
"Mr. Ion" by Ash Kizer is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.
I like to have a short video or song playing when students enter the room. This is one I will use. Well done.
January 7, 2010
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The Bonus Point Band has performed at schools across the southeastern United States. Highlights include their performance at City Stages in Birmingham, Alabama. Lead singer and songwriter, Ash Kizer teaches fifth grade at Adamsville Elementary School in Adamsville, Alabama. He has written hundreds of EduPop study songs, a few commercial jingles, a school song, and two radio show themes.
