This week's song is the "tener rap". It is a catchy beat with a repetitive lyrics designed to help students master the tener conjugations and tener + que +infinitive.
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About Sr. AshbyI am a K-12 Spanish educator specializing in creativity. I am passionate about learning through technology, music, and innovation. I have taught Spanish to K-12, and am a two time finalist for online teacher of the year (2011, 2014). l live in West Michigan with my wife and our four energetic boys!
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