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Sing it! Say it! Stamp it! Sway it! Vol. 1 by Peter & Ellen Allard
fave it Traditional Folk | General Children's Music
- sampleHello There, Hello There
- sampleHello Everybody
- sampleSo Nice To Be Here
- sampleSkip-A-Doodle
- sampleFive Green Apples
- sampleFinger Band
- sampleFive Brown Buns
- sampleFive Plump Peas
- sampleOne Finger, One Thumb
- samplePiggly Wiggly
- sampleTwo Little Teddy Bears
- sampleStirring The Brew
- sampleFuzzy Little Caterpillar
- sample'Till The Music Stops
- sampleBoom Chicka Boom
- samplePopcorn Chant
- sampleAndy Pandy
- sampleEverybody Knows I Love My Toes
- sampleOliver Twist
- sampleIn Our Garden
- sampleHo Young Rider
- sampleTo Stop The Train
- sampleDonkey Riding
- sampleWind The Bobbin
- sampleSanta Maloney
- sampleWake Up You Sleepy Heads
- sampleSo Long Children
This CD continues to please again and again - after one listening, you and your children will be singing along. Twenty-seven songs, chants, circle games and fingerplays that won the 2000 Children's Music Web Best Recording For Young Children.
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Talk about getting a lot for your money! Wow! "Peter and Ellen Allard have recorded 27 short, simple, and extremely effective Early Childhood songs. The CD starts with two "hello" songs and then moves into fingerplay songs for the very young. Includes must-have-in-your-repertoire staples such as "Five Brown Buns," "Popcorn Chant," "Five Green Apples," and "Five Plump Peas." Then on to some clever and user-friendly movement songs and chants including "Wake Up, You Sleepy Heads," "Andy Pandy," and the wonderful "Oliver Twist," which features funny sound effects to go with the movements. There are also some Allard originals such as the adorable circle game "Skip-a-Doodle."
The teachers guide contains scores and some clever follow-up activities. There is a wealth of story program material collected here, so librarians and teachers might want to consider purchasing this recording.
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