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Friday, 3 October 2014
Sesame Street: Will.i.am Sings "What I Am"
This is one of our favourite treat and inspiration songs in nursery.
I love the celebrity sesame street videos. They feature people that children recognise, people that are famous and people who are important in culture. To see these people take the time to sing songs and present information that is designed for very young children is wonderful because it sends a message that all young people need to hear: "you matter".
Sesame Street: Bruno Mars: Don't Give Up
A favourite treat and inspiration song.
I love the celebrity sesame street videos. They feature people that children recognise, people that are famous and people who are important in culture. To see these people take the time to sing songs and present information that is designed for very young children is wonderful because it sends a message that all young people need to hear: "you matter".
Sesame Street: Usher's ABC Song
We use this as a "get up and go" phonics starter. The children love it and are already getting really good at listening to the words and doing the actions.
I love the celebrity sesame street videos. They feature people that children recognise, people that are famous and people who are important in culture. To see these people take the time to sing songs and present information that is designed for very young children is wonderful because it sends a message that all young people need to hear: "you matter".
Sesame Street: Cobie Smulders shows Grover how to be Courteous
Used as a carpet introduction for a circle time and focus of the week towards PSED development. A kind mind is a fine mind!
I love the celebrity sesame street videos. They feature people that children recognise, people that are famous and people who are important in culture. To see these people take the time to sing songs and present information that is designed for very young children is wonderful because it sends a message that all young people need to hear: "you matter".
Sesame Street: Henry Cavill & Elmo teach Respect to the Big Bad Wolf
A discussion starting point for PSED development and skills. A kind mind is a fine mind!
I love the celebrity sesame street videos. They feature people that children recognise, people that are famous and people who are important in culture. To see these people take the time to sing songs and present information that is designed for very young children is wonderful because it sends a message that all young people need to hear: "you matter".
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