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This product includes a print out of song lyrics for students AND google slides with lyrics and visuals to display as students are singing along! "It's a Party in the World of Shapes" is an original sing along made by me to the tune of "It's a Party in the USA" by Miley Cyrus. This song has done wonders in our classroom by increasing student engagement and deepening the learning of polygons in our math unit! In this song, students are introduced to the characteristics of polygons, and in order t

This is an original sing along made by me to the tune of "It's a Party in the USA". This song introduces the characteristics of a polygon along with introducing triangles, quadrilaterals, pentagons, hexagons and octagons. The song reinforces that we categorize polygons by the number of sides and angles it has. These slides include visuals to support understanding for all learners! While singing the song, you must play in the background an "instrumental version" of Party in the USA. **Check out m

This product contains both the slides for the "Cool Fractions" song and a lyric worksheet for students to follow along.

This product includes editable slides and a lyric worksheet for the "Cool Fractions" learning song. This song is a remake of the original song "Cruel Summer" by Taylor Swift. Through this song, students learn how to determine the numerator and denominator. Additionally, student's learn content vocabulary such as numerator, denominator, halves, thirds, fourths, fifths, sixths, eighths and comparison.

This product contains a two page lyric outline for the song "Cool Fractions". Students can use this resource to help learn the words and follow along as you sing and display the slides.

*LYRICS DOCUMENT ONLY* -- > Check out my bundle to also access slides with lyrics and visuals! This is an original sing along made by me to the tune of "It's a Party in the USA". This song introduces the characteristics of a polygon along with introducing triangles, quadrilaterals, pentagons, hexagons and octagons. The song reinforces that we categorize polygons by the number of sides and angles it has. While singing the song, you must play in the background an "instrumental version" of Part