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Posted by Kathryn on 1st January in Music
On Christmas Eve, I took my turn in the cycle of teaching Ivy. Not wanting to do a boring discussion class (oh how I hate trying to get teenagers to talk), I decided to turn them loose on The 12 Days of Christmas lyrics. We listened to the song a couple of times and I [...]
Posted by Kathryn on 25th November in Music
Here are two new sets of lyrics for doing Christmas songs with your students. I’ll also add them to my lyric sheets page. .
Posted by Kathryn on 28th July in Music
Oh wow, I cracked up when I saw this. more cat pictures I’ve been singing “The Wheels on the Bus” with my Sha Sha kids for the last week. They love the song. I’m coming to hate it. The nice thing about it is that it is repetitive (makes it easier for them to learn [...]
Posted by Kathryn on 27th June in Music
One thing I do with most of my classes is sing songs. Older kids always do pop songs. But the younger ones (5, 6 and 7 year olds) also do children’s songs. A favorite of my ShaSha students (the students who are in the Korean Kindergarten side of the school – they have one to [...]
Posted by Kathryn on 9th January in Music
One of my pop song for the next two months is “Yellow Submarine” by the Beatles. I’m using this with my lower level students because the words are pretty simple and it’s quite repetitive. I’m finding that the word “submarine” starts to sound extremely odd after going through the lyrics with the kids and then [...]