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PRE-K 2 GOES ITS OWN UNUSUAL WAY – a surprise diversion in the ongoing saga of Mr. Danny’s Most Sung Song
Another year and another group of Pre-K students are learning “We’re Singing” AKA Mr. Danny’s Most Sung Song – this would be the third yearly installment in what is evidently and unexpectedly turning into a continuing series (the first … Continue reading
Posted in The Teaching Artist
Tagged brooklyn, Children's School, crawl, education, four-year olds, freestyle, gallop, Mister Danny, Most Sung Song, Pre-K, teaching artist, We're Singing
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NfaC Repost and Update – Mister Danny and His Most Sung Song
Today I repost one of my first and still most popular “teaching artist” posts, featuring the Pre-K standard “We’re Singing” (well, standard in my Pre-K curriculum). This year’s Pre-K classes at the Children’s School have taken to the tune with … Continue reading
Mister Danny and His Most Sung Song
I am a teaching artist. Which means that I freelance as a visiting music and drama teacher to conduct arts education projects in the classroom for limited time periods, usually 8-12 weeks, in schools all across the New York metropolitan … Continue reading
Posted in The Teaching Artist
Tagged arts, brooklyn, children, composer, education, Kindergarten, music, Pre-K, school, singing, teaching, The Beatles, The Pajama Game, The Sound of Music
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