Music

Songs, dances, rhythms and games from other lands come to life as children learn about different cultures. Mexico, Russia, Africa, Japan, Puerto Rico, China and more. Guide with lyrics and activities.

12 great songs from the 50s and 60s and clever activities help kids learn concepts such as body identification and directionality (high/low, right/left, up/down). Routines promote coordination, team work and following directions.

Rock, rap, and tap along to cool music from Rock 'N Roll to Calypso, and Salsa to Classical. Creative stick activities include a rocket ride to the moon, dancing around the planets, rocking with the dinosaurs, using signal sticks to bring the planes back home. Narrated cleverly creative activities on this fun CD include imaginative play, partner activities, a circle game, twisting, a twirl dance and more. Using rhythm sticks is always a classroom favorite and a great way to promote body identification, directionality, right/left discrimination, over/under, loud/soft, reinforce safety guidelines, and improve rhythmic awareness.

Everyone will enjoy dancing to songs like Let Me See You, Bugaloo, Wally Acha, and Chica Boom. Others include: The Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly, Hello Neighbor, May There Always Be Sunshine and We Love Peanut Butter are other frequently requested tunes. Thirteen songs in all.

Here's a fun way for young children to combine their favorite "props" with fine and gross motor activities, reinforce school readiness, and sharpen physical development. Throwing and catching bean bags and scarves are child-friendly ways to prepare children for future literacy skills. Rhythm instruments help stimulate a sense of musical tempos and beats to reinforce math skills. These props are appealing to children encouraging them to stay engaged!

You'll want to keep this collection of classic singable songs handy -- it's full of wiggles, giggles & active fun! Kid-pleasing songs of old & new blend together for a lively musical mix.

Support preschoolers' total health with motivating structured guided action activities. Age appropriate creative routines address essential exercise movements, including aerobic activities, muscle strengthening and bone strength.

With more than two million recordings sold to date, Greg & Steve hold the rank of the number-one children's music duo in the country. It's easy to see why – their singable lyrics and catchy melodies are set to a contemporary beat. Parents and teachers alike find Greg & Steve's tunes a fun way to teach children basic concepts such as colors and numbers as well as friendship and cooperation. Greg & Steve have received numerous accolades, including five Parents' Choice Awards and an Early childhood NEWS Award. Songs include: 1. If you feel Like Rockin' 2. Halloween on Parade 3. The Party Line 4. Jingle Bell Rock 5. Music Makes the World Go 'Round 6. Somebody's Birthday 7. This Land Is your Land 8. Peter Cottontail 9. Love Is... 10. A Man Named King 11. Happy Thanksgiving to All 12. Goodbye and Farewell

Here's a collection of rhythmic activities. Some children thrive when they can combine different styles of learning; rhythmic activities using a manipulative, plus music and movement may be just right for these kids. This is a sampling of eight Georgiana Stewart classroom resources for fun-filled learning.

This classic Kimbo title has long been valued for activities that help pave the way to aerobic fitness skills. Warm-ups, stretches, activities and cool-down. Includes songs without narration too which can be used for creative play. Guide with lyrics and activities.

This CD offers multicultural awareness and rhythmic activities using rhythm sticks. A Kimbo best seller, these authentic folk tunes and songs from around the world set the stage for easy rhythm stick activities.

Help children develop gross motor skills, increase balance, enhance directionality and right/left discrimination. Individual and group activities challenge kids while having fun. Guide with lyrics and instructions.