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Back in January of 2012, I launched my blog with hopes of giving you great ideas to make teaching and learning more FUN for you and your students! I wanted to keep all the songs, stories, finger plays, games, and activities that I had collected over my many decades as an educator ALIVE. The world keeps changing, but children are the same! They want to be loved, they want to play and have fun with their friends, and they want to feel competent and capable.
At that time, my blogging software included a method for anyone to subscribe and receive notifications about new materials every day. However, this past winter, I received notice that the subscription service would be discontinued. What to do? Well, after some research and study, I found a service called Follow.It. I was able to download all of the subscriber info from the old service and then have it uploaded into the new service. (Well, truth is ya'll know I'm a dinosaur when it comes to technology. Alex May, my genius webmaster handled all of it.)
Follow.It Tech Support actually did most of the work for us. I have all of the previous subscribers enrolled in the new service, and I have a new “widget” on my blog where interested folks can submit an email address and begin receiving notices about each newly published issue of the blog.
Some of you may have missed an issue or maybe more than one issue during the change over. All should be good now, though.
The new subscriber service has features we were unable to offer previously. Most people won’t want to make any changes, but the feature to do so is part of this new follow.it software.
If you wish, you may visit your account and configure it to receive your emails at a different time or to change the format of those emails.
You can update your user name, your email address and your password.
You may also encounter mention of plans and fees. That section does not apply to people who are just following Dr. Jean’s blog and reading it. There is no charge for being part of Dr. Jean’s community. Those plans and fees are for someone who wants to host a blog. If you are interested in having your own blog, then that section might be for you.
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The Green Team (Tune: “When Johnny Comes Marching Home”)
Follow.It Tech Support actually did most of the work for us. I have all of the previous subscribers enrolled in the new service, and I have a new “widget” on my blog where interested folks can submit an email address and begin receiving notices about each newly published issue of the blog.
Some of you may have missed an issue or maybe more than one issue during the change over. All should be good now, though.
The new subscriber service has features we were unable to offer previously. Most people won’t want to make any changes, but the feature to do so is part of this new follow.it software.
If you wish, you may visit your account and configure it to receive your emails at a different time or to change the format of those emails.
You can update your user name, your email address and your password.
You may also encounter mention of plans and fees. That section does not apply to people who are just following Dr. Jean’s blog and reading it. There is no charge for being part of Dr. Jean’s community. Those plans and fees are for someone who wants to host a blog. If you are interested in having your own blog, then that section might be for you.
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We are on the Green Team. (March in place as you swing your arms.)
Hoorah! Hoorah! (Fist in air as if cheering.)
We can recycle every day. (March in place as you roll your arms around.)
Hoorah! Hoorah! (Fist in air as if cheering.)
Aluminum, glass, tin, (March in place.)
Put paper and cans in recycle bins. (March in place.)
Join the Green Team, (March in place.)
Defend the earth and keep it clean. (Put both fists in the air like a hero.)
We are on the Green Team. Hoorah! Hoorah!
We can reduce what we use. Hoorah! Hoorah!
Turn off water and the lights.
Walk, take a bus, or ride your bike.
Join the Green Team.
Defend the earth and keep it clean.
We are on the Green Team. Hoorah! Hoorah!
We can reuse many things. Hoorah! Hoorah!
Share old toys and old clothes, too.
Give away what you don't use.
Join the Green Team,
Defend the earth and keep it clean.
We are on the Green Team. Hoorah! Hoorah!
We can keep our planet clean. Hoorah! Hoorah!
Pick up all the trash you see.
Protect wildlife and plant new trees.
Join the Green Team.
Defend the earth and keep it clean.
Who wouldn't want to be a super hero on the green team? How about some membership cards?
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1SnEagA4jljUFdXTkFpR2ZOUE0/view?usp=sharing
Earth Day
Earth Day, Earth Day! Let’s all come together. (Clap hands.)
Earth Day, Earth Day! To make this world much better.
‘Cause we love our planet Earth, beautiful and blue. (Make a circle with arms.)
We want to take care of it with everything we do.
We can recycle – tell your friends and neighbors! (Pretend to pick up paper.)
Glass, aluminum, plastic and paper.
‘Cause we love our planet Earth, beautiful and blue. (Make a circle with arms.)
We want to take care of it with everything we do.
We can plant a tree or two, to create green spaces;(Pretend to dig.)
Walk or ride our bikes to go different places. (Pretend to ride a bike.)
‘Cause we love our planet Earth, beautiful and blue. (Make a circle with arms.)
We want to take care of it with everything we do.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GaWNQqqiIRs
Recycled Products
Have children to look around your house and make a list of recycled materials. Have them practice identifying the “recycle logo” so they can help conserve materials.
Brainstorm
Have children brainstorm all the ways they can reduce, reuse, and recycle
materials.
Hoorah! Hoorah! (Fist in air as if cheering.)
We can recycle every day. (March in place as you roll your arms around.)
Hoorah! Hoorah! (Fist in air as if cheering.)
Aluminum, glass, tin, (March in place.)
Put paper and cans in recycle bins. (March in place.)
Join the Green Team, (March in place.)
Defend the earth and keep it clean. (Put both fists in the air like a hero.)
We are on the Green Team. Hoorah! Hoorah!
We can reduce what we use. Hoorah! Hoorah!
Turn off water and the lights.
Walk, take a bus, or ride your bike.
Join the Green Team.
Defend the earth and keep it clean.
We are on the Green Team. Hoorah! Hoorah!
We can reuse many things. Hoorah! Hoorah!
Share old toys and old clothes, too.
Give away what you don't use.
Join the Green Team,
Defend the earth and keep it clean.
We are on the Green Team. Hoorah! Hoorah!
We can keep our planet clean. Hoorah! Hoorah!
Pick up all the trash you see.
Protect wildlife and plant new trees.
Join the Green Team.
Defend the earth and keep it clean.
Who wouldn't want to be a super hero on the green team? How about some membership cards?
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1SnEagA4jljUFdXTkFpR2ZOUE0/view?usp=sharing
Earth Day
Earth Day, Earth Day! Let’s all come together. (Clap hands.)
Earth Day, Earth Day! To make this world much better.
‘Cause we love our planet Earth, beautiful and blue. (Make a circle with arms.)
We want to take care of it with everything we do.
We can recycle – tell your friends and neighbors! (Pretend to pick up paper.)
Glass, aluminum, plastic and paper.
‘Cause we love our planet Earth, beautiful and blue. (Make a circle with arms.)
We want to take care of it with everything we do.
We can plant a tree or two, to create green spaces;(Pretend to dig.)
Walk or ride our bikes to go different places. (Pretend to ride a bike.)
‘Cause we love our planet Earth, beautiful and blue. (Make a circle with arms.)
We want to take care of it with everything we do.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GaWNQqqiIRs
Recycled Products
Have children to look around your house and make a list of recycled materials. Have them practice identifying the “recycle logo” so they can help conserve materials.
Brainstorm
Have children brainstorm all the ways they can reduce, reuse, and recycle
materials.
