Jam or No Jam?

Check the classroom to answer whether this song is a Jam or Not a Jam! I would like to hear why you think the song is a jam or not a jam in the private comment section. Also, if you have a song you would like to put forward, please add that to the comments as well.

This week's video is: Ends of the Earth by Lord Huron


Results from Like Sugar:

I'ts a jam! 11 to 4 votes.

Also, everyone is invited to the Willow Park 9 Dance party today at 1:30. Check your classroom for the nickname!

Just a reminder to say "Happy Mothers Day" to your mom, grandma or special someone who helped raise you on Sunday!
If you are looking for some songs for Mother's Day, here are three:

Brandi Carlile - The Mother
Spice Girls - Mama
Boys II Men - Mama

There are many more out there. You just have to look!

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