Hopkins Elementary Celebrates National Reading Month with Flashmob
The students of Hopkins Elementary danced with their favorite book and sang along to The Black Eyed Peas-inspired 'This Book's Going to Be a Good Book'
The students of Hopkins Elementary School celebrated National Reading Month with a flashmob today in the parking lot after school.
The kids grabbed their favorite book, sang and danced along to The Black Eyed Peas parody This Book's Going to Be a Good Book.
Physical education teacher Diane Rhoads served as master of ceremonies and kindergarten teacher Jules Clements led the singing.
Matt
10:57 pm on Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Nice to see such great enthusiasm for reading from our future leaders...
jane murphy
6:24 pm on Wednesday, March 2, 2011
It was great to see the entire school participate ... a round of applause goes out.... to those who organized it... and got the kids so excited about reading... They probably will hear that song somewhere else even on the radio and think of reading instead... and sing along "This book is gonna be a good book...... to read"..
Carlos A. Boyce Jr.
1:22 am on Thursday, March 3, 2011
Without learning to read, it is hard to apply and understand any directions to advance learning.
So read as much as possible , it also stimulate the frontal cortex of the brain!
Creative arts , Howard Gardner Methods, each child have a unique way of learning .
This is using the multi disciplinary functions .
Read! Read ! Read!
Jean Argo
8:56 am on Saturday, March 5, 2011
I think this is absolutely wonderful! It is great to see the entire school having fun, lots of energy, and just think all about reading! I also loved the song, great idea taking a song of today and making it all about reading books! This video made me smile.