Sorry I meant frere jacque or are you sleeping? On Tue, May 6, 2014 at 2:41 PM, Rebecca Rice <rrice@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote: > You sing it to baa baa black sheep! > > > On Tue, May 6, 2014 at 1:28 PM, Warren Billings < > wbillings@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >> There's a cool game that Annie taught me where everyone stands in the >> circle with their right hand high and left hand low. We all sing together >> and you clap the hand of the person to your left on each syllable. Whenever >> the song ends that person starts the song over. I'm not sure what the >> rhythm goes to but it goes like this: >> >> lunes martes, lunes martes, >> >> MIÉRCOLES, MIÉRCOLES, >> >> jueves viernes sábado, jueves viernes sábado, >> >> domingo, domingo >> >> I also hold up my hand and go through the days of the week like that, >> thumb is Monday, Saturday and Sunday are off the hand. In between songs I >> quiz them on what was the most quietly sung day. Usually it's jueves o >> viernes. So I'll say clase: ¿cuál día es? and hold up my hand and grab my >> ring finger. The moment someone says it we start it back up so that it's >> reinforced by the song. >> >> Also if you can think of any events you can ask what day it is on. We >> just added today, tomorrow, and yesterday to our vocab lists and I quiz >> them asking what day was yesterday, etc. >> >> >> On Tue, May 6, 2014 at 11:16 AM, Jessica Bencosme < >> bencosmejessica@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> >>> Hi all, >>> >>> Does anyone have any fun activities preferably involving movement with >>> days of the week and or el tiempo. >>> >>> >>> Thanks, >>> Jessica >>> >> >> >> >> -- >> Warren Billings >> Profe. de Español >> Pittsfield Middle High School >> Pittsfield, NH >> Teléfono: (603) 435-6701 x4226 >> Celular: (603) 731-1162 >> > >