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An extract from unabridged, downloadable audiobook edition of The Golden Lily, the second title in the sensational Bloodlines series from Richelle Mead. Read by the actress Emily Shaffer.

It's a risky game protecting vampire secrets, especially when you lie at the heart of the most dangerous of them all. Alchemist Sydney Sage is in hiding at the human boarding school, Amberwood, where she has been tasked with keeping secret and protecting the life of vampire princess, Jill Dragomir.

But after a series of attacks, Sydney learns something shocking about the paranormal world she inhabits. Vampire hunters aren't just the stuff of legend. They're real. And someone very close to her may be one of them ... 

Richelle Mead: Bloodlines - Golden Lily (Audiobook extract) read by Emily Shaffer

"Five Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed" is a fun counting song for children. It introduces the concept of simple subtraction to young learners. The repetitive verses in the song allow students to learn the song really quickly. As the little monkeys fall out of the bed, young learners count the number of little monkeys jumping on the bed. 

Five Little Monkeys

The Wheels on the Bus nursery rhyme for children.

The Wheels On The Bus

I know my last upload was of my first grade class, but they just yield a lot of adorable moments. On this day, I was teaching all about the letter, U. It was a fun day, we played limbo (Under) and we colored the US flag. I guess that was not weird. I thought it would be because I think nationalism is pretty strong in Korea. I took some pictures. I also introduced the word, "Ukulele" to them.

Clair, my awesome neighbor, let me borrow her ukulele. I wanted to try and give my students a  one time only, intimate, live performance of some all-time favorite classics of theirs like "Phonics Song 2" and "BINGO." 

I've never had my own ukulele to learn to play, and I had just sliced my finger open a few days earlier. So, playing the ukulele was difficult. Luckily, both songs are no more than 4 chords. 

I thought the students would be thrilled that I was singing and playing an instrument, but it was kind of like, "Ah yes. Ukulele starts with U. Makes perfect sense." 

I love the phonics song, and the YouTube channel it's from, KIDSTV123 has been a never ending resource (and time filler) for my first grade class who learns one letter a week. I recommend their L song and Big Numbers Song almost legitimately for easy listening. 

I mess up a little bit. There are a lot of letters, man.



Phonics Song

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Are You Sleeping Brother John - Nursery Rhyme

Listen to  Phonics song  Nursery Rhyme By Derrick and Debbie


Phonics song - Nursery Rhyme

Five Little Ducks - Spring Songs For Children With Lyrics - Kids Songs By The Learning Station

The Hokey Pokey Song With Actions - Debbie Doo

What Can You Do? song from ESL KidStuff (eslkidstuff.com). A song about getting dressed with a brilliant dressing up game to play.

To see our other English learning songs for kids please go to www.eslkidstuff.com/esl-kids-songs.htm

Lyrics:

Verse 1:
What can you do?
What can you do?

Can you jump?
I can jump!
Jump, jump, jump,
jump, jump, jump,
jump, jump, jump,
I can jump!

Can you run?
I can run!
Run, run, run,
run, run, run,
run, run, run,
I can run!

Verse 2:
What can you do?
What can you do?

Can you swim?
I can swim!
Swim, swim, swim,
swim, swim, swim,
swim, swim, swim,
I can swim!

Can you hop?
I can hop!
Hop, hop, hop,
hop, hop, hop,
hop, hop, hop,
I can hop!

Verse 3:
What can you do?
What can you do?

Can you stomp your feet?
I can stomp my feet!
Stomp, stomp, stomp,
stomp, stomp, stomp,
stomp, stomp, stomp,
I can stomp my feet!

Can you turn around?
I can turn around!
Turn, turn, turn,
turn, turn, turn,
turn, turn, turn,
I can turn around!

Verse 4:
(Let’s do all six!)

Let’s jump, jump, jump,
jump, jump, jump.

Let’s run, run, run,
run, run, run.

Let’s swim, swim, swim,
swim, swim, swim.

Let’s hop, hop, hop,
hop, hop, hop.

Let’s stomp, stomp, stomp,
stomp, stomp, stomp.

Let’s turn, turn, turn,
turn, turn, turn.

Lets jump, run, swim, hop, stomp, turn.
We can!

About Song:
Song Theme: Talking about ability, asking “Can you…?” questions and answering with “I can …”
Target Vocab: What can you do?, Can you, I can, jump, run, swim, hop, stomp my feet, turn around.
Song Length: 2:07

Credits:
Song written by ESL KidStuff

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What Can You Do?

ABC Song. Phonics Song. Kids Song. Lullaby TV

What others have said:

Guaranteed to help your little ones fall asleep. 

Beautiful, soothing, warm! Like an angel singing you to sleep! 

Listen only if you want to hear an angel sing your child to sleep. 

Twinkle Twinkle Little Star

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Richelle Mead: Bloodlines - Golden Lily (Audiobook extract) read by Emily Shaffer

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