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Head, and Shoulders, Knees and Toes

Posted by chirashi on 12 Apr 2007 | Tagged as: Teaching

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Tomorrow I’m teaching a new lesson about body parts. I’m thinking about the song, “Head, and shoulders, knees and toes,” but that would involve me actually singing, which might kill all the children in the room. I’m pretty sure that would be a bad thing. Regardless, after they learn all the body parts they get to play a doctor game eith toilet paper. Oh, the joy.

But while I was searching the internet for that song, I came across a great version of the famous song. Notice the many famous people that are featured. Notice how our president can’t keep up with the movements. lol.

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“Teaching” Part I

Posted by chirashi on 08 Nov 2006 | Tagged as: Amakusa, Teaching

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