Hey there, friends! Are you ready to have some fun? Let’s celebrate together! First, let’s all raise our arms up high. Yay! Now, let’s clap our hands. Clap, clap, clap! Can you give two thumbs up? Great job! Now, let’s do our own special dance. Wiggle and move however you like!
Now, let’s stop for a moment and give a big cheer. Ready? Yeah! We’re celebrating a super fun school year. Let’s all be happy and cheer together!
Step to the front and clap three times. 1, 2, 3! Now, step to the back and clap three times. 1, 2, 3! Turn around, turn around, and then stop to shake it down. Turn around, turn around, and shake it down again. Let’s do the chicken dance! Buck, buck, hip hooray! Buck, buck, hip hooray!
Let’s clap our hands like this: Clap, clap, clap, clap, clap! Now, cross your right foot to the left and stomp. Stomp! Cross your left foot to the right and stomp. Stomp!
Shake your shoulders and your hips. Cha, cha, cha, cha, cha! Now, let’s jump up and criss-cross. Criss-cross, criss-cross!
Turn to a friend and give them a high five. High five! Now, do a fist pump. Fist pump! Shake hands and give a big hug. Hugs are the best!
I’m so excited and feel so good. We did it! You did it! We all did it, just like we should. Let’s say thank you to our teachers for helping us learn and have fun!
Let’s raise our arms up high once more. Celebrate! Clap your hands together. Celebrate! Give two thumbs up. Celebrate! Do your own dance again. Celebrate!
Now, let’s stop and give one last big cheer. Yeah! We all had a great school year, and that’s something to celebrate!
Dance Creation Station: Gather your friends and create your own special dance! Use the moves from the article like clapping, stomping, and shaking. Add your own twist to make it unique. Once you’ve created your dance, perform it for your classmates or family. Think about how dancing makes you feel and share your thoughts with a friend.
Celebration Art: Draw a picture of a celebration you remember or imagine a new one. Use lots of colors to show how happy and exciting the celebration is. Include people doing some of the fun activities from the article, like giving high fives or doing the chicken dance. Share your artwork with the class and explain what makes celebrations special to you.
Observation Walk: Take a walk around your school or neighborhood with a teacher or parent. Look for things that remind you of celebrations, like balloons, music, or people smiling. When you return, talk about what you saw and how those things make you feel. Discuss how you can celebrate small moments in everyday life, like finishing a book or helping a friend.
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:
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Let’s celebrate!
Everybody raise your arms up
Celebrate
Everybody clap together
Celebrate
Everybody give two thumbs up
Celebrate
Everybody do your own dance
Celebrate
Now stop, and all together give a cheer
Yeah!
Everybody celebrate a great school year
Everybody celebrate a great school year
Now step to the front and clap three times
1, 2, 3
Step to the back and clap three times
1, 2, 3
Now turn around, turn around
Stop and shake it down
Turn around, turn around
Stop and shake it down
Do the chicken and celebrate
Buck, buck, hip hooray
Do the chicken and celebrate
Buck, buck, hip hooray
Now altogether clap like this
Clap, clap, clap, clap, clap
Clap, clap, clap, clap, clap
Right foot cross to the left and stomp
Stomp
Left foot cross to the right and stomp
Stomp
Now shake your shoulders and your hips
Cha, cha, cha, cha, cha
Cha, cha, cha, cha, cha
Now jump up and criss-cross
Criss-cross
Criss-cross
Now turn to a friend
High five
Fist pump
Shake hands
Give a hug
I’m so excited and feel so good
I did it
You did it
We did it, like we should
Thank you teachers!
Everybody raise your arms up
Celebrate
Everybody clap together
Celebrate
Everybody give two thumbs up
Celebrate
Everybody do your own dance
Celebrate
Now stop, and all together give a cheer
Yeah!
Everybody celebrate a great school year
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