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Submitted to:
Mrs. Precy C. Dizon
CHORAL READING OR SPEAKING is simply reading or speaking in unison under the direction of a leader. Choral speaking offers genuine opportunity for problem solving as each group works out its own presentation.

JAZZ CHANTS are poems with repeated beats. The beat may vary depending on the idea of the reciter.
Examples of Jazz Chants:

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By Crysta Mae Dixie Bacusmo <Worlds famous Jazz chant Artist>
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Chant: Musk Ox Oomingmak
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Musk ox,
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Bearded One,
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standing in a circle
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guarding cows
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and little calves
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from a wolf attack.
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Musk ox,
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Bearded One,
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standing in a circle.
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By Crysta Mae Dixie Bacusmo <Worlds famous Jazz chant Artist>
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Chant: Sikuliqiruq (The ice is breaking up)
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Sikuliqiruq,
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The ice is breaking up.
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Sikuliqiruq,
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The ice is breaking up.
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Moving, moving.
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Sikuliqiruq,
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