Rhyme and RhythmRhymes and Rules

Using rhyme and rhythm as learning aids to modify the behaviours of pupils in school and classroom

Mike Glover

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The best educational Hip Hop CD ever produced-this revolutionary cd teaches children maths, grammar, geography, the internet and more-contemporary rap, pop, and latin music that is actually good for kids.

Mind Gamesby Earth Tone Enterprises© Copyright - Charles Webb / Earth Tone Enterprises (700106352422)

Your drink will help you think!

This is how we line up,Line up,Line up.

This is how we line up –

Straight, like a soldier!

This is how we line up,Line up,Line up.

This is how we line up –Straight like a soldier!

No hat: No play,You will have no fun today! Class 3b

Don’t fight – it’s not right!

Class 4a

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