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This blog is for pre-service teachers in Teacher Education Program at New York Institute of Technology to share digital videos that will enhance students' learning of concepts, knowledge, and skills.
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10 comments:
I know this book from the preschools I used to work at. All the kids always loved this story. I love the fact you made it into a video. Kids would really respond well to this video plus they get to sing along which is always fun for younger students.
I liked your idea for having the kids sing along with your video. The pictures went along with it very well. I think that the students would enjoy it.
Lacresha, your video was good-narraration would have worked, but the sing-a-long works even better! Good job.
i liked your video a lot it was a really cute idea! and it was a great video
Your video was a great tool to use for integrating music and language arts. I would read the book aloud to students or use it for guided reading and then have the whole class watch the video and sing along. It would be really fun for young children.
wow. this was great. i found myself singing along with your video. i bet this would be a big hit in the classroom.
This video is adorable. I'm sure the students will love singing
along with the video and it is a great and fun way for students to learn.
The sing along idea was great it gets the children motivated and keeps them into the video
great video! i love the sing-a-long!
Excellent video Ms Tina Cooke, creative and fun for the kids. Oh yea...pretty small World... Our Mrs. Graham would love to this. Lionel.
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