Tim Busch, one of the teachers in my department, just told me about SmartSongs which has a bunch of raps on US history and government. Above is one on the three branches of government.
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1 comment:
Love Smart Songs. Used the presidents today in class. I use the songs as the students are coming into class to create interest.
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