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  • Posted by Tammy Torrens January 21, 2016 - Filed in Classroom Materials - 4,426 views

    I truly enjoed Lynn's seeion at AOSA "What Happened Next?" I am currently using the Momma Don't Allow" book and lesson ideas with my 3rd grade recorder sudents. We are having so much fun with it that I'd like to share an adaption of the bubbles manipulatives that Lynn used.

    I was not sure that I'd be able to secure enough plain, clear bottle caps to write the rhythms on, so I used Word to make circles with the rhythms inside. I printed them on sticker sheets, cut them out and stuck them to the tops of the caps. This allowed me to use caps that had writing on top.

    I hope that idea is helpful others. I'd be hapy to share my templae if anone would like ot use it. 

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  • Catherine Daigle
    Catherine Daigle Lynn, which version of the mama don't allow book do you use? Is it the alligator one? (crocodile?)
    January 24, 2016
  • Catherine Daigle
    Catherine Daigle May I also ask if there is a favorite tune to use for the Swamp Lullaby? When I've read it with my daughter I've just used Hush Little Baby or improvised something silly but I'm wondering if there are other favorites or something that suits the story bett...  more
    February 4, 2016
  • Lynn Kleiner
    Lynn Kleiner I use this story in my recorder plans and the melody is included with the plans. http://musicrhapsody.com/product-category/recorder-books/
    Do you have a recorder class Catherine? My melody is really meant for beginning recorder players.
    February 4, 2016
  • Tammy Torrens
    Tammy Torrens My 3rd graders are loving the project so much!!! I think I am going to do a cut down version with 2nd graders at the end f the year as a prep for 3rd grade.
    BTW...I've found the the stickers do not stick well to all bottle caps, but hot glue is a quick ...  more
    February 5, 2016