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I have 8 years experience as a fifth grade teacher in Virginia and have recently switched to 4th grade. I am excited about all of the new songs my class will make for 4th Grade Math and Virginia Studies.
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Preview of Celsius Song

Celsius Song

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Help students choose an appropriate unit of measure for Metric temperatures. This song reviews hot (30), nice (20), cool (10), and freezing (0) Celsius temperatures (the verse is repeated four times). Use the tune as an introduction and a way to compare metric temperatures to U.S. Customary temperatures. Have fun singing along with your students!
Preview of Opaque, Translucent, Transparent Song

Opaque, Translucent, Transparent Song

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Sing along as your students finally learn the difference between opaque, translucent, and transparent. The song relates opaque objects to things you cannot "o-peek light." Translucent items are classified in the song as "blurry", and transparent objects can be "seen through quite clearly." The song repeats the verse three times with each verse sung faster than the first. The preview is part of the second round of singing. Good luck keeping up on the last verse!
Preview of Commutative Property of Addition Song

Commutative Property of Addition Song

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This song reviews the formula of the Commutative Property of Addition while also providing the example 3 + 4 = 4 + 3. This song will be a great review tool for your students during your unit. In addition, it will help activate previously taught material when it comes to end-of-the-year state testing. Caution! The tune may get stuck in your head. Have fun singing and reviewing!
Preview of Prime Numbers Song

Prime Numbers Song

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Students will have a blast singing along to the Prime Numbers Song. This song includes all the prime numbers from 2 to 97. (1 and 100 are intentionally left out of the song as neither are prime.) The first round of the chant is slowly paced while the second round challenges students to sing the prime numbers quickly. Have fun singing along with your students!
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I have 8 years experience as a fifth grade teacher in Virginia and have recently switched to 4th grade. I am excited about all of the new songs my class will make for 4th Grade Math and Virginia Studies.

Teaching style

Constructivist! Children learn by doing!