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Showing posts with label Youtube for Teachers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Youtube for Teachers. Show all posts

Sunday, February 10, 2013

More youtube finds!

Happy Sunday! I hope you are all enjoyed your weekend. The weather looks pretty crazy back east...hope you are all safe and warm if you are in the path of the snowstorm.

In other news, I am officially at 100 followers! Thank you, thank you, thank you! I am planning some sort of a celebration soon. Stay tuned....

I love using youtube with my class! I've already blogged about some of my favorite finds HERE but I wanted to share my newest finds with you all today.

I love to use youtube as a way to reinforce topics with a catchy tune. It doesn't take much time to throw these into a lesson and the kids are always begging me to play them again and again and again....Plus those little songs (and their concepts!)  get stuck in everyone's head. We learned a song about dividing fractions last week and it has been in my head ALL day!!! I hope that it's stuck in my kiddos' heads too.

Here are the songs we used last week:

Dividing Fractions




An oldie but a goodie.....



This Integer Rap is on the books for Monday....

What are your favorite videos to use in class??? I posted about some other favs HERE. 
Have a great week!


Monday, November 19, 2012

Youtube Finds!

I've had a bit of a leisurely day today and spent some time perusing pintrest and youtube. I am so excited about some of my finds so I needed to share! 

These videos are so fun and catchy! 

I actually found this song, "Meet the Elements", last year and showed this years class the video on Wednesday. Since then we've all been singing it! It gets stuck in my head every time I hear it and the same is true for the kids. Hopefully the info gets stuck in my students' their head too! 



This one is perfect for the introducing the Age of Exploration in Social Studies. 



Love this video, too! Great for talking about perspectives on the war. 


These videos are so fun and add an extra level of engagement to the lessons. If youtube is blocked at your school, check out keep vid. I wrote about it in this post. 

If you have a video that you love, please share! 





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