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Cheers, Chants, Raps, and Poetry

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Why do we include cheers, chants, raps, and poetry in English lessons? Chanting has many of the benefits of song: It uses rhythm and rhyme in an enjoyable way. It provides patterns that can make learning easier. It builds children's confidence in oral language. It can promote a sense of community, which is conducive to learning. It provides a change of pace and mood to improve student motivation. It offers opportunities for repeated readings, which build fluency. It can serve as a writing prompt, offering students the chance to write new verses. Kids love it! Chants, raps, cheers, and poetry can be performed anywhere, even if your voice is as bad as mine! I encourage you to incorporate chanting into your lessons, and see how it builds energy for learning.

These chants and raps song lyrics are available from a variety of albums: Action Chants Going on a Bear Hunt– Traditional/Tickle Tune Typhoon The Grand Old Duke of York– Hugh Hanley Kye Kye Kule– Traditional/Tickle Tune Typhoon Mashed Potatoes– Katherine Dines Warm Up Time– John "Kinderman" Taylor Character Education Chants Cool Cooperation– James Oglesby Dealing With Feelings Rap (The I-Message Song)– Paulette Meier Do You Know Your Community Helpers?– Music with Mar. I'm A Special Kid– Dr. Thomas Moore Low-Down High– Linda K. Williams Say "No" to Drugs– John "Kinderman" Taylor S.O.S.– John "Kinderman" Taylor Wake Up!– John "Kinderman" Taylor We Want Peace– John "Kinderman" Taylor

Holiday and Calendar Chants and Raps Chant and Sing for Kwanzaa– Caroline Figiel and Danny Jones Weekly Rap– Hap Palmer

Language Arts: Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling Raps The ABC Rap– Steven Widerman And The Gum Rappers Alphabet Animals at the Zoo– John "Kinderman" Taylor Cookie Mouth Sounds– Music with Mar. Grammar Rapper– Dennis Westphall Hand Talk– John "Kinderman" Taylor Have You Heard About Compound Words?– Jack Hartmann Hop Over It– Jack Hartmann Keemo Kyemo!– Katherine Dines Let's Make Words– Jack Hartmann Make a Rhyme, Make a Move– Jack Hartmann Make New Sounds– Jack Hartmann Move to the Alphabet– Jack Hartmann Parts of Speech Rap– Learning by Song Peanut Butter and Jelly– Jack Hartmann Popcorn Words– Jack Hartmann Pronoun Rap– Learning by Song Question Marks– Felice Green Work Out to the Letter Sounds– Jack Hartmann

Math Chants and Raps 2's, 2's, I Got a Beat for You (Multiplication Rap)– Earth Tone The Add and Subtract Body Part Dance– Jack Hartmann Angles– Mary Perrine: Believers and Achievers Chicken Count– Jack Hartmann Circles 'Round (Radius, Diameter, Circumference, Pi)– Mary Perrine Fifteen March– Ron Brown Fusili Turkish Proverb(counting chant)–Katherine Dines Hand Clap Rap (Patterns)– Jack Hartmann Hip-Hop Around the Clock– Jack Hartmann Learn the 7's Right Now (Multiplication Rap)– Earth Tone Median Dance– Mary Perrine and Sue Herby: Believers and Achievers Months of the Year Cheer– Jack Hartmann Number in the Middle– Jack Hartmann Polygon Rap– Mary Perrine: Believers and Achievers Teaching "Mode" and "Mean"– Mary Perrine: Believers and Achievers

Poetry A Pumpkin Sigh Poem– Linda Brown The Elf Poem– Linda Brown Gingerbread Man Poem– Linda Brown The Lamplighter– Robert Louis Stevenson Looking Glass River– Robert Louis Stevenson My Shadow– Robert Louis Stevenson Velvet Faces Poem– Linda Brown Whiteness Poem– Linda Brown

Science Chants and Raps The Electric Connection Rap– Kathleen Carroll The Longitude / Latitude Rap– Ron Brown No Backbone Beat– Tickle Tune Typhoon Science Is– Tickle Tune Typhoon Six Simple Machine Rap– Jack Hartmann Turtle Rap– Stephanie Burton Vibration Rap– Kathleen Carroll

Social Studies Raps and Chants Abe Lincoln– School Art Theatre Productions Canada Chant– Mr. I Heroes, Heroes, We Love Heroes!– School Art Theatre Productions John F. Kennedy– School Art Theatre Productions Martin Luther King Jr.– School Art Theatre Productions Thomas Jefferson– School Art Theatre Productions

Traditional Folk Songs and Nursery Rhymes A Crooked Man– John "Kinderman" Taylor Doctor, Doctor– Skip West Flea Fly Flow Mosquito– Katherine Dines Funga A La Feeya– John "Kinderman" Taylor Funga A La Feeya (West African)– Katherine Dines The Gingerbread Girl– Jim Rule Hickory Dickory Dock– John "Kinderman" Taylor Humpty Dumpty– Jack Hartmann The Humpty Dumpty Sidewalk Chant The Itsy Bitsy Spider– Jack Hartmann Jack and Jill Went Up the Hill– Jack Hartmann Jack Be Nimble, Jack Be Quick– Jack Hartmann Little Boy Blue– John "Kinderman" Taylor Me Stone Is Me Stone– Katherine Dines Mister Ram Goat-O– Katherine Dines Paddycake, Paddycake, Baker's Man– Jack Hartmann Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater– John "Kinderman" Taylor One, Two, Buckle My Shoe– Jack Hartmann The Three Little Pigs– Jim Rule

Transition Raps Clean Up Rap (Art Room)– School Art Theatre Productions Funga A La Feeya (West African)– Katherine Dines Get In Line Rap (Art Room)– School Art Theatre Productions Get Your Supplies (Art Room)– School Art Theatre Productions Stack Up, Pack Up, Trash Up – Musically Aligned

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