Harry Wong says way to successful teaching is no mystery
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Feb 28, 2009
It's called The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere. Just type that in, and look for the song by Razzle Bam Boom. We play the song everyday, along with the song lyrics. Then I show them the original poem, and they are hooked. In my next posting I will share about an annotated version of the poem I use.
Razzle Bam Boom has a better version on a CD they made earlier called 200 Years of American History, but this is the version they have available online. The lyrics and more information about buying the CD that I prefer can be found on their website: [link removed]
Francie 5th, Los Angeles
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