Chase March – Blog
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Teaching Tip – Comic Strip Drama
This is an amazing activity that I have used time and time again in the classroom. The kids really respond well to it, it doesn’t take much in the way of planning, and it can give you a quick and easy drama mark if you need one for an upcoming report card. All you need
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Sing a Song (Day 29)
It’s hard to believe that this 30-day Song Challenge is nearly over. It’s been fun taking part in this challenge. I hope you’ve been enjoying it too. Day 29 – A song from your childhood “Sing a Song” from Sesame Street. I still have the 12” record and treasure it.
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Chasing Content
I had an incredible weekend. A weekend full of music. It’s been amazing and you’ll be hearing about it for a few weeks here on Silent Cacophony. First off. I had the incredible honour to sit down with Brother Ali and interview him. I’d been waiting a long time for him to come up to
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Day 28 – This Song Makes Me Feel Guilty
Day 28 – A song that makes you feel guilty Tim McGraw “Live Like You Were Dying” This line in particular really gets to me, “I was finally the husband, most the time I wasn’t.” I know that I haven’t been the best partner in my relationships but I am determined not to make the
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It Had To Be You (Day 27)
Day 27 – A song that you wish you could play “It Had to Be You” I really should learn how to play this song. It’s a great song. Go to the Day 28 song – A song that makes me feel guilty
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I Can Play This (Day 26 Song)
Day 26 – A song that you can play on an instrument I can play songs on a few different instruments but this is the most recognizable one, not including Christmas Carols. “The Entertainer” and by the way, this isn’t me playing. I just found it on YouTube so you would be able to hear