Air & Weather Freebies, Day 3 – Songs & Poems

March 30, 2015

Welcome to Day 3 of the Air & Weather freebies! I’m so glad you are back for more. In case you are just joining in on the fun, you can read about Cloud Activities here and find Games & Art Ideas here. Today’s focus:

I love integrating these songs and poems into our unit. They come in handy when something doesn’t go as planned. Kids ask to read their books with partners during Daily 5, in the hallway while waiting for specialists, and even if we pack up a minute or two early (rare occasion, I tell you). They are also great to leave for a sub because they are easy to work with. Oh, and you can be a terrible singer like me and your students will still think you’re a rock star!

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