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Singing Grammar: Teaching Grammar through Songs Mark Hancock
Publisher: Cambridge University Press

Keith Getty says that what we sing becomes the grammar of what we believe. While we're healthily obsessed with the topic, we don't post about it exclusively, but there are some bloggers who do. That's why he and Kristyn Getty are writing and teaching modern hymns that all ages can sing and remember together. You can't take all kinds of confrontation activities and also put something on a website and ask people to take action against the abortion clinic. Singing Grammar Book and Audio CD: Teaching Grammar through Songs. You might have noticed that we're grammar nerds here at the Daily Post. One of the real bonuses of having PGCE students working with you is that they often come up with fantastic resources and creative ideas for using those resources. I've compiled them by units but anyone can a little lazy that unit :). Do you know of an author who never once misuses a word or splits an infinitive? He also borrows ideas from hymnody. This year I've created some grammar songs to go along with the grammar skills presented in our Reading Street Series. If you'd like to Or praise a beloved movie, song, or author! My kids love the songs because I've tried to make them fun and easy for them (and me) to sing. A feature story exploring Getty's ideas on writing hymns for the Writing songs for African Children's Choir tours with Kristyn made him more aware of rhythm and inspired a lot of their children's music. As the "Queen of Random" I will probably be posting random things that just "pop" into my head (again a side-effect of my undiagnosed ADD :). By Elizabeth on August 22, 2012. Is there a movie or a song you could use to highlight language principles?