When The Beat Was Born read-aloud

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Enjoy Mr. Alicea's Arcade of Knowledge read-aloud presentation of "When The Beat Was Born", by: Laban Carrick Hill, illustrated by: Theodore Taylor III and read by Mr. Alicea! You can purchase the book on Amazon (amzn.to/2Dflc2j) or check it out at your local library!
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[@dswan1418]

I love that you actually include hip hop music in your reading. Using this with my 4-5 grade students! Thanks!

[@MrAlicea]

Thank you!

[@문진영-m4f]

I LOVE ❤your reading so much💚💚💚🐢🐢🐢🐢I like voice❤❤❤☁☁☁

[@melissaburgess2618]

Fantastic! I haven't had the opportunity to read this with my kiddos yet and now that we are on semi permanent eLearning, I will be able to share this with them. Thank you for taking the time to do these great read alouds!

[@MrAlicea]

Thank you for your message!

[@FoxxSportzMedia]

I'm glad the TRUE history of hip hop is finally coming to the forefront, how can a Jamaican who admitted he conformed to Black American culture create a whole culture that's not present in his homeland?

[@leftdirtyburgertoe1397]

POV:Your doing this for bhm in your school

[@cynthialovick1939]

Yes I am

[@brittanymartinez8276]

I'm going to be using this today with my dance club that I run. This is a great book to introduce Hip-Hop culture, music, and dance!

[@MrAlicea]

Thank you for your comment!

[@icu4life240]

This is a big lie please don't suggest lies to your students.

[@ericjennings3687]

Mr. Alicea my students loved Sonia Sotomayor. Keep doing what you are doing.

[@MrAlicea]

Thank you!

[@StyxdoesYT]

Nice

[@tationastick11]

No1 cares nerd

[@kateoffor7047]

lol i am from school doing this xD cause i rlly dont know

[@jordanemagpayo7070]

Same!! For black history month

[@evvv3468]

@@jordanemagpayo7070 same lmao

[@xiinessa4456]

Same xd

[@nylaaa1624]

Same lol

[@popbob8054]

this video was unavailable on my school computer so i went on my phone and it worked thx lol

[@ryanbakerr]

same lol

[@rhealynbob9373]

same oof

[@icu4life240]

Its probably not working on a computer due to inaccurate information😮

[@lucreciacamachotreemes7699]

Thank you for this! You did an amazing job reading this book AND the accompanying music!

[@MrAlicea]

Thank you!

[@matthewmensah481]

Happy 50th Anniversary of Hip Hop
1973-2023

[@icu4life240]

Hip-Hop didn't start in 1973 it started before.

[@matthewmensah481]

@@icu4life240 oh yeah right
Thanks a lot

[@JJFr-rc7ov]

Just came back from zoom man zoom sucks i miss school

[@Daark9876]

Same

[@unknownunknown6823]

@@Daark9876 not same

[@larryroyal8463]

DISCO KING MARIO.

[@zurimoore2545]

Nice story

[@ag4539]

0:48 nome of the song ?

[@PhuongTran-ov7dh]

i like this story

[@chaouchaou597]

it pretty interesting I tell you

[@erinkaiser76]

Wow

[@christyerrett2473]

lol same

[@kelvinnichols5805]

love hih hop🏌🏾‍♂️

[@emmily3k471]

XD bruh im in school me laughing my head off lol on my latop xd

[@cecyamaro860]

im lisining

[@larryroyal8463]

Romanticize. Fantastisize of what originated damn😂 shame