Children’s Songbag
$12.99
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Children instinctively love to sing and follow along with songs. Authors Paul and Jennifer Swender have collected 50 fun and easy songs in this delightful new book, a virtual songbag of children’s favorites. Many will be familiar, some will be brand new to little ears, but all are well-loved. The songs are accompanied by sheet music, fun facts, games, activities, and additional lyrics. The book is compact and easy to carry, and lies flat to keep the book open while at the piano, around the campfire, or playing guitar. Children’s Songbag offers endless hours of music, entertainment, and plain old fun, with songs like “The Bear Went Over the Mountain,” “Do Your Ears Hang Low,” and “America the Beautiful,” and many more. You don’t need to read music or play an instrument to enjoy this activity book. Just pick it up and introduce the joy of singing and music-making to children everywhere!
Children instinctively love to sing and follow along with songs. Authors Paul and Jennifer Swender have collected 50 fun and easy songs in this delightful new book, a virtual songbag of children’s favorites. Many will be familiar, some will be brand new to little ears, but all are well-loved. The songs are accompanied by sheet music, fun facts, games, activities, and additional lyrics.
Paul DuBois Jacobs and Jennifer Swender are a husband-and-wife team living in Brooklyn, New York. Paul has coauthored three books with musician Pete Seeger. Jennifer is an early childhood education and curriculum developer. They are also the authors of the highly acclaimed My Subway Ride.
I”m a Little TeapotLearn more about it!Tea was first grown in ancient China. The Dutch brought it to Europe in the 1600s. There is actually only one tea plant, but depending on the region in which it is grown, there can be thousands of variations. Black tea comes from fermented tea leaves, while green tea comes from freshly picked leaves, which have been steamed and dried. Move to it!Many people know the motions to this popular song. When you sing, “Here is my handle,” put one hand on your hip to form a handle with your elbow. When you sing, “Here is my spout,” put your other arm straight out to the side. And when you sing, “Tip me over and pour me out!” bend to the side as far as you can.Make it!Invite over some friends and have your own tea party. Use this recipe:Iced Sun Tealarge glass jar or pitcher4 or 5 tea bags1 to 2 quarts of cold water1 lemonsugarSoak tea bags in a pitcher of water. Place pitcher in a sunny spot, like a windowsill. Let the sun “brew” your tea for 2 to 3 hours. After it is done brewing, add a squeeze of lemon, sugar to taste, and ice! Serve with your favorite cookies or crackers.
1. All Around the Kitchen2. All the Pretty Little Horses3. America the Beautiful4. The Bear Went Over the Mountain5. Bingo6. Cat Went Fiddle-I-Fee7. Crawly Creepy Little Mousie8. Do Your Ears Hang Low?9. Down at the Station10. Down by the Bay11. Eency Weency Spider12. Farmer in the Dell13. Five Little Ducks14. Fly Through My Window15. Frere Jacques16. The Green Grass Grew All Around17. Hush, Little Baby18. I Had a Rooster19. I Know and Old Woman20. If You”re Happy and You Know It21. I”m a Little Teapot
22. I”ve Been Working on the Railroad
23. Jim Along Josie24. Little Bird, Little Bird25. London Bridge26. Looby Loo27. Mary Had a Little Lamb28. Mary Wore Her Red Dress29. Michael Row the Boat Ashore30. Mister Rabbit31. The Muffin Man32. The Mulberry Bush33. Oh Susanna34. Old MacDonald35. Over in the Meadow36. Rock-a-Bye Baby37. Row, Row, Row Your Boat38. She”ll Be Comin” Round the Mountain
39. Shoo Fly40. Skip to My Lou41. There”s a Hole in the Bucket42. This Land is Your Land43. This Little Light of Mine44. This Old Man45. Three Blind Mice46. Train is a Comin”47. Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star48. We Wish You a Merry Christmas49. What Shall We Do?50. The Wheels on the Bus51. When the Saints Go Marching InAdditional information
| Weight | 1 oz |
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| Dimensions | 1 × 7 × 9 in |
