We had a lot of fun yesterday with the song. It teaches vocabulary through hip-hop. This song teaches the following words: brilliant, capture, continent, crew, doze, perform, plunger, predator, primary and wander. It also has following-up questions and activities on its website.
Can I get a "roar" from my people in the back? Say "roar"! Can I get a "oop-oop" from my people in the front? Say "oop-oop"! Let me tell you something that’s hard to believe, I’m a special kind of tiger, who can speak. Other tigers "roar," but for me it’s not hard To speak, I’m brilliant, I’m so smart. I live in Asia, that’s a continent, A big piece of land; I was born on it. And my life is like…well, my life is quite nice, I wander through the jungle, and I go where I like. I’m the type of tiger to go hunting at night, I’m a predator; I hunt what I like. "And what do you like?" I like to take naps, I like to make raps, I like to sneak up and play tricks on the other cats. My primary love, what I love the most Is to swim in the water and just float. Lay back in the water, take a nap, Fall asleep and doze as I go away… Can I get a "roar" from my people in the back? Say "roar"! Can I get a "oop-oop" from my people in the front? Say "oop-oop"! One time a camera crew came to film the weather; A crew is a bunch of people who hang out together. They were checking the weather, till they found something better, They found me acting cool, swimming through a pool. They watched as I climbed high on this rock, I smiled for the camera, then I just popped Off the rock, yeah, I did a flip, Then I plunged into the water, dove into it. I did more tricks, backflips, and high kicks, I jumped high off the rock, and I never slipped. I entertained the crew, I performed, They weren’t bored, no, not one of them yawned. They didn’t put me in a cage or capture me, But they captured my picture, put it on TV. So the next time you see a tiger swimming on TV, Just know that it might be me. Roar! Can I get a "roar" from my people in the back? Say "roar"! Can I get a "oop-oop" from my people in the front? Say "oop-oop"! |