Merry Christmas!
Okay, I just spent WAYYYY too much time making my first upload to Teachers Pay Teachers. I had a lot of back and forth on this one. I don't want people to have to pay for things I create for my classroom. Yes, I get why that would be appealing and on my budget, very helpful, but I like free things, so I'm going to give my stuff away. Yay. The way I see it, I snatch a lot of my images from the web and most of my ideas are stolen, so I don't feel comfortable taking money for the bulk of what I do, so, there. All that said, I finally used my TPT and uploaded this worksheet. I'm bummed that TPT doesn't have a thumbnail photo for it (yet?), but here's what it looks like:
Okay, I just spent WAYYYY too much time making my first upload to Teachers Pay Teachers. I had a lot of back and forth on this one. I don't want people to have to pay for things I create for my classroom. Yes, I get why that would be appealing and on my budget, very helpful, but I like free things, so I'm going to give my stuff away. Yay. The way I see it, I snatch a lot of my images from the web and most of my ideas are stolen, so I don't feel comfortable taking money for the bulk of what I do, so, there. All that said, I finally used my TPT and uploaded this worksheet. I'm bummed that TPT doesn't have a thumbnail photo for it (yet?), but here's what it looks like:
Well, that's half of it, anyway. Basically, you match the picture to the song title. This is older than the hills. I remember doing this activity (or a version of this activity) when I was in elementary school. If you want a complete history of this project including different versions, click here. This guy is extensive! He's got several versions, and was my source for the pictures I chose for my worksheet. I did use this version yesterday, but I like mine a bit better.
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