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Permalink Reply by Nancy Martin on December 1, 2010 at 9:49am
Permalink Reply by Nancy Martin on December 1, 2010 at 1:02pm
Permalink Reply by Ruthy Simonton on December 3, 2010 at 8:08am
Permalink Reply by Corbett Harrison on December 4, 2010 at 3:10pm School Song Parody * by Camille and Emma
(tune: Itsy Bitsy Spider)
Homeschool is awesome
Public school is lame
We get to do
So many other things
When we have a cold
We can stay in bed all day
Because homeschool is awesome
And public school is lame.
When you’re in school
We are having fun
When you’re doing homework
We are having snack
When you’re in detention
We are Acing tests
Because homeschool is awesome
And public school is lame.
*Disclaimer: This parody is meant for entertainment purposes only. Any resemblance to real public schools is purely coincidental and not intended to cause offense.
Permalink Reply by Ruthy Simonton on December 4, 2010 at 4:51pm
Permalink Reply by Sabrina Milles on December 6, 2010 at 12:05pm
Permalink Reply by Angela Davis on December 13, 2010 at 10:04am Another lesson from WritingFix that my kids couldn't get enough of - thank you!
Permalink Reply by Brenda Caproni on December 15, 2010 at 8:12am Brenda Caproni
School Song Parody byAnita K. and Sophia S.
(Tune: Twelve Days of Christmas)
The Twelve Days of Middle School
By: Laila K., Kelly M., Adrian C., Nikita S. and Saira H.
On the first day of middle school my teacher said to me-
You really don’t belong in GT!
On the second day of middle school my teacher said to me-
You’re unprepared!
And you really don’t belong in GT!
On the third day of middle school my teacher said to me-
We’re having a pop quiz!
You’re unprepared!
And you really don’t belong in GT!
On the fourth day of middle school my teacher said to me-
Quit being tardy!
We’re having a pop quiz!
You’re unprepared!
And you really don’t belong in GT!
On the fifth day of middle school my teacher said to me-
Stop jamming your locker!
Quit being tardy!
We’re having a pop quiz!
You’re unprepared!
And you really don’t belong in GT!
On the sixth day of middle school my teacher said to me-
We’re starting science fair!
Stop jamming your locker!
Quit being tardy!
We’re having a pop quiz!
You’re unprepared!
And you really don’t belong in GT!
On the seventh day of Middle school my teacher said to me-
You’re doing research!
We started science fair!
Stop jamming your locker!
Quit being tardy!
We’re having a pop quiz!
You’re unprepared!
And you really don’t belong in GT!
On the eighth day of middle school my teacher said to me-
Spit out your gum!
You’re doing research!
We started science fair!
Stop jamming your locker!
Quit being tardy!
We’re having a pop quiz!
You’re unprepared!
And you really don’t belong in GT!
On the ninth day of middle school my teacher said to me-
Raise your hand!
Spit out your gum!
You’re doing research!
We started science fair!
Stop jamming your locker!
Quit being tardy!
We’re having a pop quiz!
You’re unprepared!
And you really don’t belong in GT!
On the tenth day of middle school my teacher said to me-
Here’s a lot of homework!
Raise your hand!
Spit out your gum!
You’re doing research!
We started science fair!
Stop jamming your locker!
Quit being tardy!
We’re having a pop quiz!
You’re unprepared!
And you really don’t belong in GT!
On the eleventh day of middle school my teacher said to me-
Take off your hood!
Here’s a lot of homework!
Raise your hand!
Spit out your gum!
You’re doing research!
We started science fair!
Stop jamming your locker!
Quit being tardy!
We’re having a pop quiz!
You’re unprepared!
And you really don’t belong in GT!
On the twelfth day of middle school my teacher said to me-
I’VE HAD ENOUGH!
Take off your hood!
Here’s a lot of homework!
Raise your hand!
Spit out your gum!
You’re doing research!
We started science fair!
Stop jamming your locker!
Quit being tardy!
We’re having a pop quiz!
You’re unprepared!
And you really don’t belong in GT!
Song Parody "On Top of Old Smokey" by Murphy S.
"Inside of the Locker Room"
By: Murphy S.
(“On Top of Old Smokey”)
Inside of the locker room
With the stench of perfume
Please stop the spraying
Or the room will be fumed
We snatched it right out of
That chickadee’s hand
She wanted badly
So she chased us to band
It fell through my fingers
And onto the floor
And then the perfume
Rolled out the door
The perfume was rolling
As fast as could be
The girl was still chasing us
So pray for us please
The perfume was rolling all in the dirt
A farmer picked it up
And gave it a squirt
We got it from the farmer
It was the of chase
Then we took the perfume
And threw it in her face
Song Parody
(Tune: “I’ve Been Working On The Railroad”
“I’ve Been Working Hard At School “
By: Autumn J., Julia T., Baylee H. and Tori T.
I’ve been working hard at school
All the live long day
Can’t wait to go to lunch
To eat my troubles away
Can’t you hear the bells ringing
O-M-G I’m Iate
Can’t you hear the teacher saying
You have tutorials today.
Get a tardy slip
Get a tardy slip
Get a tardy slip and don’t be late
Sign the choice log
Sign the choice log
Sign the choice log and put the date
Someone stole my homework oh-no
Someone stole my homework oh-no
Someone stole my homework oh-no
Now I’m going to fail this class
I’m singing
Oh no this is bad
This is really bad
Please don’t call my dad
He’ll get really mad
Permalink Reply by Lisa Thompson on December 16, 2010 at 8:14am The Twelve Days of School
(Tune of: 12 Days of Christmas)
By, Peyton, Grade 5
One the first day of school
My teacher sent to me
A lot of homework for me.
On the second day of school
My teacher sent to me
Two detentions
And a lot of homework for me.
On the third day of school
My teacher sent to me
Three late slips
Two detentions
And a lot of homework for me.
On the fourth day of school
My teacher sent to me
Four big markers
Three late slips
Two detentions
And a lot of homework for me.
On the fifth day of school
My teacher sent to me
Five erasers
Four big markers
Three late slips
Two detentions
And a lot of homework for me.
On the sixth day of school
My teacher sent to me
Six late assignments
Five erasers
Four big markers
Three late slips
Two detentions
And a lot of homework for me.
On the seventh day of school
My teacher sent to me
Seven bus suspensions
Six late assignments
Five erasers
Four big markers
Three late slips
Two detentions
And a lot of homework for me.
On the eighth day of school
My teacher sent to me
Eight lunch platters
Seven bus suspensions
Six late assignments
Five erasers
Four big markers
Three late slips
Two detentions
And a lot of homework for me.
On the ninth day of school
My teacher sent to me
Nine school books
Eight lunch platters
Seven bus suspensions
Six late assignments
Five erasers
Four big markers
Three late slips
Two detentions
And a lot of homework for me.
On the tenth day of school
My teacher sent to me
Ten English problems
Nine school books
Eight lunch platters
Seven bus suspensions
Six late assignments
Five erasers
Four big markers
Three late slips
Two detentions
And a lot of homework for me.
On the eleventh day of school
My teacher sent to me
Eleven please come see me's
Ten English problems
Nine school books
Eight lunch platters
Seven bus suspensions
Six late assignments
Five erasers
Four big markers
Three late slips
Two detentions
And a lot of homework for me.
On the twelth day of school
My teacher sent to me
Twelve in cursive please
Eleven please come see me's
Ten English problems
Nine school books
Eight lunch platters
Seven bus suspensions
Six late assignments
Five erasers
Four big markers
Three late slips
Two detentions
And a lot of homework for me!
Permalink Reply by Rita Moltzan on June 2, 2011 at 11:35pm Homework Smells
(Sung to the tune of Jingle Bells)
By: Akin (gr. 4) and Taylor (gr. 3)
Chorus (2x)
Homework smells! (2x)
Homework makes me nag.
Let me tell you the whole truth cause homework makes me nap.
Hey!
Carrying my bag.
Down the little hill.
Making me really bored.
So I must run away.
Hey!
Chorus
Jumping up and down.
Kicking my fat bag.
Every day I get a check,
But this time a check plus.
Chorus
Maybe homework’s nice.
It really isn’t bad.
I just have to work real’ hard
To get a check plus again.
Chorus
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