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

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KISS PRINCIPLE - KEEP IT SIMPLE!Quiet Creatures (Jennifer Olayo)You’ll need a large pompom, small pompom, googly eyes, and a foam heart or flower to make a quiet creature. Glue the small pompom to the large one for a nose. Add eyes and stick the heart on the bottom for feet. Children take out their quiet creatures during quiet activities. If they talk they lose their creature. W...

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LOOK WHAT THE WIND BLEW IN THE WINDY CITY IN 2015!Finger Math Game (Karen Rosenkranz) This “show me” game can be used for math facts 1-10. The teacher says a number like “5” and holds up one finger. The other children show 4 fingers. The teacher can easily see who knows the facts. Porcupine Words (Mica Ike) Students collect “porcupine words” that are prickly, sticky, and hard to...

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 Many "Mini" Ideas from Minneapolis 2015Picture Game Pieces (Katie from Little Falls) Use pictures of the kids that you have taken and turn them into game pieces. When they play any game they can use their own game piece and they'll actually be moving themselves. *If you have the bases from Candyland or Chutes & Ladders the pictures fit nicely into those....

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Awesome shirt that a teacher wore in Birmingham in 2013!Noun Song (Staria Russell)(Tune: “She’ll Be Coming Round the Mountain”)A noun is a person, place or thing.Yee haw!A noun is a person, place, or thing.Yee haw!A noun is a person. (Point to or name a person.)A noun is a place. (Name a place.)A noun is a person, place, or thing. (Name a thing.)Roping Spelling Words (Jennifer S...

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Met some great teachers and gathered some fantastic ideas on St. Louis in 2014! Noodle Sensory Fun (Kyle Kranes) Cut fun noodles into sections and let the children roll on their back, arms, legs, belly. It’s a great cool down and brain break – and perfect for sensory kids. Line Up Call Back (Jeana Rhoades) I say “line.” You say “up.” Line (teacher) Up (Children) I say “sit....

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