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I love public libraries

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The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything

🎃🥁I LOVE incorporating instruments with singable books! Here are just a few of my favorite instruments I use with, “The Little Old Lady Who Was Not afraid of Anything” by Linda D. Williams:

🎃Floor Tom Drum

🎃Quack Stick

🎃Egg Shaker

🎃Castanet

🎃Guiro

🎃Microphone/pre-recorded button

🎃Wood block

(This book is also perfect for using movements with each sound mentioned in it!)

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Jbrary Guest Post

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Cows in the Kitchen

🐄Want to know one of my go-to singable books for practicing the core word “in”?

Check out “Cows in the Kitchen”! The @childsplaybooks story illustrated by

by @airlieanderson is PERFECT for this! It’s also great for animal identification and “where” questions.

In the club, I’ve created visuals for you to download and use while you read/sing the book 🧡!

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Shoo Fly

🪰Singable book: “Shoo Fly!” by Iza Trapani @izatrapani

🤝Use with: three tone chime (do-re-mi)

📝Potential goal area(s): fine motor skills, core words (visuals in the club), articulating the digraph /ʃ/ sound

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Off to the Beach

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Earth Day, Birthday!

Earth Day is coming up and I highly recommend the singable book, “Earth Day, Birthday” to help spark discussions re: how to take care of our planet. Here’s how I use it in sessions:

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5 activities for Valentine’s Day

💌Before, after, or while you’re reading a Valentine’s Day singable book…try one of these 5 activities!

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Dinosaur Pet

I love using “Dinosaur Pet” by Marc Sedaka & Neil Sedaka this time of year!

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The Mitten

Back in my private practice days, I was taught a little tune (set to the melody of “The Farmer in the Dell”) to accompany, “The Mitten” by @janbrett1 ❄️.

🐇It’s a great go-to for sequencing, working on the preposition “in”, animal identification, answering who questions (“Who squeezed in the mitten?”), big vs. little (The mitten gets bigger with each animal added!) and more!

✋This year, I paired it with my #winter sensory bin and hid the animals amongst the pom-poms, mittens, and snowflakes as an extra fun challenge! The students searched through the bin with the tweezers (great for #finemotor control practice), scoop, and/or their fingers to find the animals to add to the mitten.

🧶And to make it even more exciting, the intern I’m supervising this year is incredible at knitting and she actually handmade a knitted mitten to use with the song - HOW AMAZING IS THAT?!

📘So many fun ways to use this classic book in your #earlychildhood , #languagetherapy , or #musictherapy sessions! Visuals, core word lists, and how I use the book are available in the Singable Book Club!

Ps. I fully realize I need to paint my nails (this polish is still hanging on from our family photos…back in OCTOBER lol)

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Mail Myself to You

Need a fun and quick movement song to use with your students?

“Mail Myself to You” is a song by Woody Guthrie that was made into a singable book. It’s PERFECT to use this time of year when you’re talking about gift-giving, wrapping presents, etc.! The greatest gift of all is YOU!