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Loading ...Few activities are more fun than singing a song about geology to the tune of “Hokey Pokey.” Even as an intermediate teacher, I used songs and chants to reinforce vocabulary, knowledge and skills.
And for today’s Wacky Wednesday, I found a few songs about money in a couple of different styles. Clear your throats and get ready to sing – but first, my own original contribution:
Pennies, Nickles, Dimes
and Quar-ters! (Quarters!)
Pennies, Nickles, Dimes
and Quar-ters! (Quarters!)
One and Five and Ten
Then Twenty-Five!
Pennies, Nickles, Dimes
and Quar-ters! (Quarters!)
1 cent is a penny,
10 cents is a dime,
5 cents is a nickel,
Now you know that I’m…
learning about the money,
and which coin is which.
Don’t forget the quarter-
It’s worth 25 cents!
(Courtesy of Mrs. Jones’ Room)
Lucy P. was the lucky recipient of the Free Calendar Modular Flip Chart! Her comment:
At the beginning of the year I like to have my students find out about the day they were born, hear stories and look at their birth certificate,baby footprint, etc. Then it would be neat to use the flip chart to locate the day of the week they were born on and what day of the week their birthday will fall on when they’re a certain age. We also use a calendar for the month to locate cool number patterns.
Enjoy the Calendar!
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Do you have a favorite song you use while teaching? Leave a comment and share your experience or your song!
Interested in other curriculum focused on money skills? Check out these products:
Fold Up Money Flashcards
Money Game Board Book
Money Sudoku Hands-On Puzzles
Money Bags a Coin Value Game
Christena Nelson
- Aug 5th, 09
Teach the order of the planets in our solar system by changing the words to the Sesame Street song, “Who are the People in Your Neighborhood?”
I can name the planets in the Solar System,
in the Solar System, in the Solar System.
I can name the planets in the Solar System,
In their order from the sun.
There’s Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars, and Jupiter,
Mars and Jupiter,
Mars and Jupiter,
There’s Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars,
and Jupiter,
Then Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune!
All my forty-six kindergarten students were able to pass off their planets in the correct order by singing this song to me.
This tip is out of this world!
Kelly
- Aug 6th, 09
I LOVE IT! Thanks for sharing that!
Kelly Wilson
- Aug 25th, 09
Congratulations on your FREE money pocket chart! You won this week’s giveaway!