Carrying Tunes

Today was a fun musical filled day with Sabin’s Poetry Camp. We started the day with a warm-up of “Why Are You Late To Work?,” a game that is quickly becoming a favorite in our classroom. After spending some time talking about luck to celebrate 7/7 and making bracelets with Ms. Ola, we talked about some of our favorite songs and read “Change Your Tune (Blow Your Own Trumpet)” by Mark Bird together. We had a brief dance party where students got to show off some moves to Katseye before writing some music poems of our own. Afterward, we made music player bookmarks. Check out some words below:

Ms. Franco's Summer Group

Zamdey Kehlani R.

Zamdey is a song

about Hart Browkin

and she rips his heart open

She gets very mad

so she rips out of it

Pinky Up Genesis D.

Pinky Up makes me feel happy

and excited when I hear it

the instruments in the song is clapping

and a loud beatbox sound in the back

Also some people saying up in the back

to pinky up and slide your feet

I don’t have a memory of the song

I just like it

La Tocada Infinita Edwinmar M.

Soy Soy Soy Soy

soy incredible por 5

I am incredible

Lunes de compras con my friends

Tuesday practica gimnasia

Mis ojos ven en futuro

brilliante que me espera

Pudiste tener mi amor,

What can I say?

I was getting bored

Mi corazón es infinito