Singer: Gonna gather all my friends and we'll party through the night. Gonna head down to the beach, gonna do some beachy things. Singer: It's summertime, and you know what that means. (Cut to Rigby putting tape in the stereo. Mordecai: Fine, but only because I want to take a break. Rigby: You need to get your mind out of these gutters, and into the summer. Mordecai: (annoyed) I'm not listening to that trash. Once we pop this into the stereo, all the good memories will come flooding back, and you'll see. Mordecai: Yeah, just for that one summer in junior high and then I realized how lame it was. Rigby: Nah, you were all into it too, I remember. Mordecai: (annoyed) What? This song sucks. Rigby: Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (grabs tape) Aw, this is my jam right here! Rigby: 'Summertime Loving: Loving in the Summer (Time)'? (Mordecai looks at the tape. (wipes dirt off of tape to reveal the words 'Solid Bold') Solid Bold? Augh, it's that single of that summertime song. Rigby: Don't you wanna see what band it is? Mordecai: (Picks up tape) Weird, it's a tape. Mordecai: Agh! (Tape falls to the ground) What the heck?! A cassette tape is launched into the air and hits Mordecai in the head) (Rigby hoses the leaves out of the gutter. Rigby: Sorry man, you should have thought about that before you threw paper, and lost to my scissors. Mordecai: Yeah, well, you don't need those gloves to hold the hose. (Positions the hose to his crotch, turns it on and pretends to pee) Ohhhhh. Rigby: I'm helping, I'm holding the hose. Mordecai: What? Look, we're not up here to enjoy the view, so will you just come and help me clean these gutters? The world seems different at this height. Rigby: I don't know, I kind of like it up here. Mordecai picks up the dirty leaves and puts them into a bucket) (Mordecai and Rigby are cleaning out the gutters of the house. This page is the transcript for ' This Is My Jam'. You can help clean up this page by correcting spelling and grammar, removing factual errors and rewriting sections to ensure they are clear and concise, moving some elements when appropriate, and helping complete the transcript. Reader's discretion is advised until fixing is done. It may contain errors, spelling, grammar and structure issues, or inconsistent formats, or be incomplete. Songs to Use With This Song: ' Dancing Scarf Blues' on Dancing Feet (SOTM 1/09), ' The Wind' (if you use scarves for the wind chorus) on Stinky Cake (SOTM 10/07), or as a lighten-up ending after 'Black Bat Farm' on H.U.M.This article is under the scope of the Transcript Cleanup Project and has yet to be cleaned up to a higher standard of quality. This is also a lesson in waiting – you can't pull the scarf off until you say the HI or BYE! Purpose: It takes coordination to put a scarf over your own head – I help some of my youngest students the first few times. If you don't have scarves, you could do it by covering your eyes with your hands, peek-a-boo style, and taking your hands off for the big ending. As they reach the final word, HI or BYE, they pull the scarf off! This chant has become the ending to any scarf activity we do. I use scarves for this – have the children 'hide under your scarf', and they drape the scarf over their head, covering their face. You may use it either with 'HI!', or if you're leaving, say 'BYE!' Great fun either coming or going. This short chant is a sure-fire hit with kids – with lyrics about the fruits of Fall, a little touch of 'spooky', and a surprise ending! What more could you want! You may notice that on my BALONEY cd, it comes at the beginning, and again at the end. October 2010 Apples, Peaches, Pumpkin Pie! Teachers may print the page to use with their classes. Please print the page and do the activity

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