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    This document provides a list of 20 children's storybooks that have strong rhythmic patterns and are good for incorporating movement and games into story time. It recommends using props like rhythm sticks and shakers to have students actively engage with the stories by keeping the beat. The books recommended include titles like Tumble Bumble, Barnyard Dance, and Llama Llama Nighty Night. The document also promotes additional rhythm games and activities available in the author's Teachers Pay Teachers store.

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    Elementary music resource for books that utilize spoken word featuring rhythmic patterns

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    This document provides a list of 20 children's storybooks that have strong rhythmic patterns and are good for incorporating movement and games into story time. It recommends using props like rhythm sticks and shakers to have students actively engage with the stories by keeping the beat. The books recommended include titles like Tumble Bumble, Barnyard Dance, and Llama Llama Nighty Night. The document also promotes additional rhythm games and activities available in the author's Teachers Pay Teachers store.

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    FREE Book List For Books With A BEAT'!

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    This document provides a list of 20 children's storybooks that have strong rhythmic patterns and are good for incorporating movement and games into story time. It recommends using props like rhythm sticks and shakers to have students actively engage with the stories by keeping the beat. The books recommended include titles like Tumble Bumble, Barnyard Dance, and Llama Llama Nighty Night. The document also promotes additional rhythm games and activities available in the author's Teachers Pay Teachers store.

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    FREE BOOK LIST!


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    These are some of my favorite storybooks that are great for adding
    rhythm, rhyme, and fun group games! Story time can be an ACTIVE
    experience for the students with books like these. Each one has a
    strong rhythm pattern, perfect for hearing ‘the rhythm of language’. So
    get out some rhythm sticks and shakers and have your students ‘keep
    the beat’ and play along with your story!

    Tumble, Bumble, by Felicia Bond


    Barnyard Dance, by Sandra Boynton
    Moosetache, by Margie Palatini
    Llama, Llama, Nighty Night, by Anna Dewdney
    Moo, Baa, La La La, by Sandra Boynton
    Mr. Brown Can Moo! Can You?, by Dr. Seuss
    Dear Zoo, by Rod Campbell
    Fifteen Animals, by Sandra Boynton
    Little Goblins Ten, by Pamela Jane
    Are You A Cow? By Sandra Boynton
    Dancing Feet! By Lindsay Craig and Marc Brown
    Llama, Llama, Hoppity-Hop, by Anna Dewdney
    Down By the Bay, by Raffi and Nadine Bernard Westcott
    Fluff and Billy, by Nicola Killen
    Me and My Mom! By Alison Ritchie and Alison Edgson
    Guinea Pig Party, by Holly Surplice
    Hey, Wake Up! By Sandra Boynton
    Five Little Monkeys Jumping On The Bed, by Eileen Christelow
    . . . and, of course, Chicka Chicka Boom Boom, by Bill Martin Jr. and
    John Archambault

    Would you like some new rhythm games to add to books like
    these? Visit me at Joyful Noises Express TpT. My store is all about
    group games, rhythm activities, holiday fun, and easy songs to add to
    your themes! Thanks so much~ Gail McKoy

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