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Ellie K performs her ASL translation of Riptide - just a part of the song, not the whole thing!
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How to make a rhythm key to assist in creating rhythm patterns. Materials: paper, scissors, crayons/markers
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Learn how to play the song "The Birch Tree" using soprano recorder
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Here Comes the Sun by George Harrison: performed by the Beatles: ASL translation by Macy E of Salmon Bay School.
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Here Comes the Sun by George Harrison: performed by the Beatles, with ASL translation by Macy E. from Salmon Bay School
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music express take a rest
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Music Express Steady Beat
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Plank Road Publishing video and song about the music term Rest. 1st grade had just began learning about this before we had to leave.
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Teaches about Loud and Soft. In music these are called Forte and Piano
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Learn how to play "Standin' on the Platform" - soprano recorder. This song uses 5 pitches - B, A, G, low E and low D.
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Ella and Caroline perform their ASL translation of Yellow Hearts by Ant Saunders
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You Are My Sunshine by Johnny Cash, translated and performed in ASL by Chris N of Salmon Bay School.
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A simple song that can be sung, played on descant recorder, clapped, and turned into a game with one or more other people. I have taught this song and used it in various forms with students from age…
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