Music to My Ears

Do you know Susan Salindor? She's a teacher/musician/singer who sang the beautiful song entitled I've Got Peace in My Fingers.

I was browsing on new songs to teach my pupils for our Moving Up Day and I chanced up on this very beautiful song of Susan Salindor. It's refreshing, catchy and gives a very nice message. I like it very much and made it my mobile ringtone. When I made my pupils listen to it, they easily memorized the lyrics and its tune. It was a hit! We're practicing singing the song everyday and when everything's all polished, I will upload their video for Ms. Salindor to see since I know she loves seeing and listening to kids singing her songs.

I've been using a mini music box whenever we practice singing or dancing in the classroom and I have been listening to music using a hard drive. I am very dependent on my flash drive that I got almost crazy when the song wouldn't play on our music box. Thank God I found a ringtone maker online so I was able to transfer Susan Salindor's song to my phone and practiced with my pupils using my phone and a portable speaker. Cellular phones are indeed smart and handy!

Look At Me

I was looking for a nice and perky graduation song for my pupils this month and stumbled upon this song online. It's very nice and we practiced singing this song this morning and the kids easily memorized it!

LOOK AT ME

CHORUS:

Look at me, look at me!

I’m doing something that I want you to see;

Put down the paper, put down the mop.

I’m growing up and I’m not gonna stop!

So look, look at me, look at me now!

Are you really too busy to look my way?

I want to show you what I learned today

Give me your time, just a little while,

I promise I will make you smile!

REPEAT CHORUS

You know, I just want to make you proud

I want to hear you shout out loud

You’re gonna be amazed,

Showing off, I need your praise, so

REPEAT CHORUS

I can tap dance (“Look at me!”)

I can pogo stick (“Look at me!”)

I can play the piano (“Look at me!”)

I can walk on my hand (“Look at me!”)

I can jump rope (“Look at me!”)

I can draw a picture (“Look at me!”)

I can wiggle my ears (“Look at me!”)

I can do the karate (“Look at me!”)