Name songs

Most of us music teacher peeps have between 300 and 1200 students we see in any given week/schedule/rotation. That's a lot of Ashlyn's, Jack's, Shawanda's, Zeke's, and Bailey's to learn! Names are so personal and special; mine for instance, I changed at 16 from "Amy" to "Aimee". It wasn't a big deal, I didn't go for something completely different, but had a grandfather who had taken the French spelling out of my mother's maiden name and so I, in my teenage-driven zeal for righteousness and…

Names are an important part of the preschool classroom. A child’s name is the most important word to him. Learning the sounds and letters in names are the first steps in literacy for most children. Saying names, reading names, and seeing names are key ways to build beginning literacy skills for preschoolers. Use your preschoolers’ names in this song and game.

Build community and name recognition with preschoolers and kindergarteners.

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Practice recognizing and reading the names of all the friends in the class with this song: "Do You Know My Friend's Name?"Print yours here: https://www.teach...

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To the tune of B-I-N-G-O: There is a boy, He is the best! And Trevor is his name. T-R-E-V-O-R T-R-E-V-O-R T-R-E-V-O-R And Trevor is his name. It works no matter how long or short the name is, you just have to sing the letters faster or slower. Dash (aka Trevor-- yes, I debated on posting this, but he is very proud of his poster...) is into writing his name on everything. He kept leaving the vowels out, though: "TRVR" So we used this idea, and created a poster (overlook the imperfections!)…