Loving Literacy in the IEP!
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IEP Class A students have proudly and happily presented a Simple Present Tense song written, edited and performed by themselves. It has proved a great way to learn and remember the different conjugations of verbs in agreement with different subjects. Check out their new song here:
The tips of the song goes like this: (use “see” for example)
He sees. She sees. It sees. Kevin sees.
This sees. That sees. Everyone sees.
We see. They see. Zaza and Nene see.
You see, you see. I see.
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