Saturday, June 22, 2013

Book Club - Chapter 6 Class Yes

To start at the beginning of this book club with me:

The assignment for The Book Study for chapter 6 was to come up with 10-15 new variations of Class Yes, WBT's attention getter.  Here is a list of my favorites from the participants of the book club:

  • Class Meow, Yes Meow (reminds me of Super Troopers!!)
  • Class a doobie do, Yes a doobie do (think of The Temptations)
  • Woo hoo Class, Woo hoo Yes
  • Boom chicka Class, Boom chicka Yes (reminds me of a camp song!)
  • Aloha Class, Aloha Yes
  • La Class-eh, La Yes-eh
  • Woop woop Class, Woop woop Yes (Arsenio Hall style!)
  • Heeeeeey Classy Cla-ass, Heeeey Yessy Ye-ess (Gangam-style)
  • Choo choo Class, Choo choo Yes (while pulling an imaginary train whistle)
  • Classerific, Yesserific
  • Yo Class, Yo Yes (I actually have a book in my room called Yo Yes!)
  • Class a doodle do, Yes a doodle do
  • Class-a-saurus, Yes-a-saurus
  • Oh sweet Classity Class, Oh sweet Yessity Yes
  • Can I get a Class Class, Can I get a Yes Yes
  • When I say Class you say Yes, Class, Yes, Class, Yes (like a rapper)
  • Class Class Class, Yes Yes Yes (like the Bye Bye Bye song by N'Sync)
  • Surf's up Class, Surf's up Yes
  • Yee haw Class, Yee haw Yes
  • Ho Ho Ho Class, Ho Ho Ho Yes (Christmas-time)
  • Arrrrrggg Class, Arrrrrggg Yes (Pirate style)
  • Class Class Class, Yes Yes Yes (change pitch: low, high, low)
  • Class uh-huh, Yes uh-huh
  • Yahoo Class, Yahoo Yes
  • Party rockin' Class, Party rockin' Yes
  • Bada Boom Class, Bada Boom Yes
  • Class *jazz hands*, Yes *jazz hands*
  • Oh oh oh Class, oh oh oh Yes (sounds like a monkey)

Here are mine (some of them are not that great! I was running out of ideas!)

  • Yo ho Cla-ass, Yo ho Ye-es
  • Classers, Yessers
  • Clurrrs, Yurrrs
  • L-E-T-S G-O Let's Go Class, L-E-T-S G-O Let's Go Yes
  • Cla - pause - ss, Ye - pause - ss
  • Class Be-bop, Yes Be-bop
  • Howdy-ho Class, Howdy-ho Yes
  • Cliss Class, Yis Yes
  • Class oink, Yes oink
  • Class neigh, Yes neigh
  • Class uno dos tres, Yes uno dos tres (Spanish)
  • Class ekahi elua ekolu, Yes ekahi elua ekolu (Hawaiian)
  • Class isa dalawa tatlo, Yes isa dalawa tatlo (Tagalog-Filipino)
  • Class ichi ni san, Yes ichi ni san (Japanese)
What are some of your favorite ways to switch up Class Yes?  Please share with us in the comments!

5 comments:

  1. So fun! Love these. I say "abra" my students say "cadabra".

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  2. One of my favorites that I found in blogland last summer was "mac & cheese---everybody freeze"

    Brandi
    Success in Second Grade

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  3. My kiddos get Spanish twice a week so we do, Clase, clase.... Si, si.

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  4. I've done "La classe" "Oui!" (French) and I'm a big fan of "classity class class" - "Yessity yes yes!" and "Class (clap pattern)" "Yes (same clap pattern)"

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  5. I have just started including WBT in my blog this month. I started using WBT about halfway through the year last year and plan on starting with it day 1 this year! I LOVE your blog, and just linked to this post on my "Class Yes" post!

    -Ashlee
    Teacher Will Run for Books.

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