Contact_FullName: Lisa

Contact_Email: lisajm65@yahoo.com

Area: Black History; Songs

Idea:

For our unit on Black History, we are using two songs that seem very appropriate; This Little Light of Mine and Friends, Friends, 1, 2, 3.

This little light of mine,

I'm gonna let it shine.

This little light of mine,

I'm gonna let it shine.

This little light of mine,

I'm gonna let it shine.

Let it shine.

Let it shine.

Let it shine.

Everywhere I go,

I'm gonna let it shine.

Everywhere I go,

I'm gonna let it shine.

Everywhere I go,

I'm gonna let it shine.

Let it shine.

Let it shine.

Let it shine.

Friends, friends, 1, 2, 3.

All my friends are here with me.

You're my friend,

You're my friend,

You,re my friend,

And you're my friend.

Friends, friends, 1, 2, 3.

All my friends are here with me.

Contact_FullName: Lisa

Contact_Email: andrewsmom2@yahoo.com

Area: Black History Month-Songs

Idea:

There are many wonderful African/African American folk songs by Ella Jenkins, like "Kaluba Beat the Drum", "Did You Feed My Cow", and many others.

Contact_FullName: Barbara

Contact_Email: Snow1094@aol.com

Area: Black History Month

Idea:

Songs:

Songs from Africia sung bt children and adults- today are still being sung.

Book:How Sweet the Sound-by- Wade & Cherly Hudson

Children songs:

Miss Mary Mack, This Little Light of Mine, Kumbaya, Follow the Drinking Gourd

Contact_FullName: Tanisha

Contact_Email: tish3871@aol.com

Area: Black History Month-Songs

Idea:

Lift Every Voice and Sing the Black National Anthem. It is a full length song, but preschoolers could learn the first verse.