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Title of Drjeanandfriends: "Dr. Jean Feldman & Friends Blog - Songs, Music, Activities & Downloads"

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K.J. is in college now, but one of his favorite memories from pre-k was St. Patrick's Day. They got to take off their shoes at nap time and put them in the hall. When they woke up the leprechaun had left them a Rice Krispie Treat in their shoe. It's those little things that make memories for our "little things." Here are a few other "little things" you might want to include in y...

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March winds will be blowing soon. Here are some ideas to put in your lesson plans this month.Five Little Kites One, two, three, four, five little kites (Hold up fingers as you count.) Flying up in the sky (Fly fingers in the air.)Said “hi” to the clouds as they passed by, (Pretend to wave to clouds.)Said “hi” to the birds, said “hi” to the sun, (Wave.)Said “hi” to the airplanes,...

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You probably all know the song "My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean." You'll be surprised how much exercise you get as you stand up or sit down every time you say a word that starts with the /b/ sound. Join me on this video.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ONWTT-JFu8 Warning! One teacher said her kids loved it so much they kept begging to do it over and over. She said she

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What Is a Sentence (Tune: “Where Is Thumbkin?”)What is a sentence?What is a sentence?A complete thought.A complete thought.It starts with a capital letter.It starts with a capital letter.And ends with a punctuation mark.And ends with a punctuation mark.Punctuation Sticks Use jumbo craft sticks or paint sticks for this activity. Draw a “.” “?” and “!” on the end of each stick wit...

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Sometimes children like big books and sometimes they like little books. This book is so much easier to make when you tell the story about going on a picnic.Make a picnic book by telling this story:Let’s go on a picnic. First we need a picnic basket.(Fold the paper in half.)Next, we need hotdogs.(Fold the paper in fourths.)We also need hamburgers.(Fold the paper into eighths.)We’...

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