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Kookaburra Sits in The Old Gum Tree. Kookaburra sits in the old gum tree, Merry merry king of the bush is he. Laugh, Kookaburra, laugh, Kookaburra, Gay your life must be! Here are Sherry and Rick from The Mudcakes singing the Kookaburra song in …
TiE, Group 5, Unit 2: Food My Friend Hetti Kylie van Dam My friend Hetti Is made of spaghetti. Not pizza, or sandwiches, Or little grains of rice, But long thin oily swirls of Spaghetti, My friend Hetti. How nice! …
Take it Easy Gr 6. Support Material by Kylie van Dam Unit 1: To Describe The Girl with the Curls Kylie van Dam 2021 When I was young there was a girl As beautiful as could be. Her curls were …
Here are some pages we will use in school, for reading out loud. http://www.sciencekids.co.nz/sciencefacts/animals/horse.html https://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/gaming https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/YouTuber And now some books and poems. The Ugliest Dog in the World. Bruce Whatley. Everybody sees my dog differently. My dad thinks she is the ugliest dog in the …
There are two really important things you need to get right when learning music: how to tune your instrument how to stay in time (on the beat) Here are some links to help with that. If you’re not keen on these, go search for …
Special Broadcasting Services, SBS, is a federally funded editorially independent media outlet in Australia. Their ‘purpose is to inspire all Australians to explore, appreciate and celebrate our diverse world, and in doing so, contribute to a cohesive society.’ To state that their standard of quality …
Here’s your task: 7 English slogans you hear used in Dutch adverts. Write them in English, like I have below, then translate them, then write them three more times in English. Here are some I heard on the TV the other night. Nissan Qashqai …
So…let’s get some rhythm going! Here are different teachers, in Dutch and English, giving lots of information about the Cajon and how to play it. If you don’t like their lessons, search and see who else you can find. It’s your music!!!!!!! …
One lesson, two lessons. One song, two songs. One teacher, two teachers. One website, two websites. In English, when we have two or more of something, it’s called ‘plural’. We usually show the plural just by adding a ‘s’ to the end of a word. One …
