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marykate
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A SONG ABOUT DAILY ROUTINES + DAYS OF THE WEEK OR TIME ¿? ¿?
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HELLO EVERYBODY!!!!!!!!!! 
I need help because I am looking for a song with includes vocabulary related with daily routines, but moreover if it is possible i need that the song also includes the days of the week or time, something like this: "On Mondays I get up at 7 o ´clock; On tuesday I do my homeworks at 4 o ´clock..."
I have been looking for this, but sincerely I don ´t find anything.  And i also need the song to listen.
I accept any song, but related with daily routines/activities please. It is for children between 7 and 9 years old. 
THANKS!!!!! 
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28 Feb 2009
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nebo_Londona
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http://www.dreamenglish.com/chants/dailyroutines
the coolest chant ever - I used it while teaching the topic and as a warm-up))
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28 Feb 2009
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nebo_Londona
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BTW here I mean on dreamenglish.com you can find songs about time and days of the week too
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28 Feb 2009
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Mishuna
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I don ´t know any song for children but maybe you can use these:
Lazing on a Sunday afternoon by Queen
Friday I ´m in love by The Cure
Have a nice day!!
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28 Feb 2009
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aftab57
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here are two more links with useful materials.
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28 Feb 2009
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Ivona
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This is the way i get up, i get up, i get up
This is the way i get up on a Monday morning.
This is the way i brush my teeth ... on a Tuesday morning.
This is the way i go to school ... on a Wednesday morning.
(the song is all about Monday, but you can change the days)
I have a karaoke version (meaning, you can change the lyrics the way you want to) but it ´s on a cassette, so i can ´t help you with it.
Aftab57 is great at surfing, so he/she might help with a free version of the song...
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28 Feb 2009
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demeuter
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You can use the song of Graig David ´Seven Days ´.
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28 Feb 2009
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manonski (f)
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There are different versions of Mulberry Bush.
I have this amazing book that the kids love about daily routines in the morning.
Here is the link to the book from Amazon.com
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28 Feb 2009
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Olindalima ( F )
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Matt ´s version of Mulberry bush, in www.dreamenglish.com may be useful , as it has already been reported.
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28 Feb 2009
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