Two hoots - an action song and celebration of self and others HD

Everyone needs to take a pride in who they are and equally important recognise that others have strengths and qualities that can be recognised and admired. Recognizing and celebrating diversity in a group relies on individuals having a confident positive self-identity. We all have a unique set of attributes and need to be comfortable and take pride in our differences. At the same time we need to recognize that we also have much in common that allows us to live together in harmony. Take time to help children recognise their own markers and why they makes them feel good. Watch out for that owl, mouse! Words and music by Dany Rosevear. For music, chords, how to play this and more action songs visit: http://www.singinggamesforchildren.com/A%20Cluster%202.2%20Awaywego/16%20more%20action%20songs%20T-W%20w2.htm A traditional resource for teachers, child care providers, librarians, parents and grandparents, ESL, EFL. Visit http://www.singinggamesforchildren.com to find many more songs including those from other countries and also to find out how to play this as a game and see it in the context of teaching singing games for children. I don’t give two hoots, I don’t give two hoots, I don’t give two hoots, I’m just glad to be me. Old barn owl has a sharp, pointy beak, Feathers all a-flutter, so soft and sleek. Listen to it hoot, listen to it screech, “Too-whit, too-whoooo! I’m just glad to be me. I’m just glad to be me.” Chorus Elephant’s trunk is useful and strong, Its ears wiggle waggle, it stomps along, Listen to that trump! Such a playful song! “Trumpetty trump! I’m just glad to be me. I’m just glad to be me.” Chorus Little mouse has a pink, twitchy nose, It scampers and scrabbles on its tiny toes, Listen to it squeak where ever it goes, “Eek! Eek! Eek! Eek! I’m just glad to be me. I’m just glad to be me.” Chorus