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  • 6 or 7 examples of Student Work about 6ix7

    6 or 7 examples of Student Work about 6ix7

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    We embrace the silly catch phrase that all our students are saying. We made a song, music video, and worksheet package about this Six Seven craze. Download it for free Here is the fun music video we made with puppets in our likeness. MikeAll wrote about how he used these resources in his classroom. Now,

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  • Using the Phrase Six Seven in the Classroom to Spark Learning

    Using the Phrase Six Seven in the Classroom to Spark Learning

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    The phrase, 6-7, is an internet meme with no clear meaning. In true Hip Hop fashion, the Headucatorz made a song to add meaning and to make “something out of nothing!” Credit to Chase March for conceiving the song idea. This piece will explore the first time that this song and lesson activity were ever

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  • 6ix7 – All the Kids Are Saying It

    6ix7 – All the Kids Are Saying It

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    “Six Seven” is a phrase that has taken the world by storm. Our students love to say it and if you ask them why, they simply shrug their shoulders. The truth is, it really doesn’t mean anything. We were a little tired of hearing it and thought, maybe we can give it a reason for

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  • Teachers Can’t Rap (New Song)

    Teachers Can’t Rap (New Song)

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    Teachers Can’t Rap is a posse cut featuring the ten MCs of the Hip Hop Headucatorz teachers collective. Raised by the golden era of hip hop, the group comes together in a triumphant display of lyricism, proving without a doubt that teachers can rap. It’s our annual tradition to celebrate World Teachers Day every October

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  • Live Interview TONIGHT

    Live Interview TONIGHT

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    Mastrmynd has a weekly live show called The Indie Show and we will be special guests on it tonight. MikeAll and Chase March will be discussing our music, how we use Hip Hop in the classroom, our forthcoming new album, and much, much, more. Watch live starting at 8:00 pm ET. on YouTube or with

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  • Take “One Moment” to Listen

    Take “One Moment” to Listen

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    Jon Corbin just released a new EP and you really should take a moment to listen to it. It features some great talent, including a fellow member of Hip Hop Headucatorz. “One Moment brings a full-circle moment in my catalogue. The lead track — featuring Shad, the apologette, and Rel McCoy — is a remix

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  • Ready For Back to School

    Ready For Back to School

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    I am ready for the first day of school next week. Here are a few things that I do to get my classroom set up and organized. Work baskets I label these small bins with the days of the week. The first week of school starts on Tuesday next week, so everything is in order

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  • Wu-Tang Clan Letter

    Wu-Tang Clan Letter

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    While cleaning out storage in my mom’s garage, I came across this letter. I sent this to Much Music when I was in Grade 8. I even attached some sketches. I wanted to see some music videos from Wu-Tang Clan on their amazing show Rap City. Do you have any Rap City memories? Please share

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  • The Happiest Kids Aren’t Here (And We Can Learn From That)

    The Happiest Kids Aren’t Here (And We Can Learn From That)

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    The Happiest Kids in the World: How Dutch Parents Help Their Kids* by Doing Less *and Themselves by Rina Mae Acosta and Michele Hutchison It seems that the happiest kids aren’t from North America. We should be concerned about the levels of anxiety being reported these days here. Perhaps we can learn from how things are

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  • Who Needs a Seating Plan? (Not Me)

    Who Needs a Seating Plan? (Not Me)

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    Here is how I feel about seating plans; 1) I don’t have one. 2) I move the students and their desks around frequently. 3) My desk is placed at the back of the room. This allows all of the students to get closer to the board and the front for instruction. I think these three

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