Music

These medium-sized brass cymbals have big wooden knobs for easy gripping. Pair. Ages 3 and up.

This fantastic mix of original, traditional and transitional songs, incorporates movement activities and promotes listening skills. Ready, Set, Move! is filled with rhythmic songs and easy to follow directions. Ready for a Good Time; Let's Read & Rock; Shimmy Shake; Five Little Monkeys; Jump Down, Turn Around and more.

The perfect book to introduce rhythm instruments to young children! Children make the sound of the ocean waves using shakers, pretend to be a train using sand blocks, create a rainstorm with rhythm sticks, and perform circus tricks with jingle bells. Plus, they learn to play the instruments along with their favorite songs. 101 Rhythm Instrument Activities is perfect for parents, early childhood teachers, and music teachers who work with toddlers through age 6.

Children perform basic rhythm stick activities. Develops motor skills and coordination.

By Michael Plunkett. Who's got the beat! Take up your favorite ribbons, streamers, and scarves, plus get ready for hand-clapping, foot stomping, toe tapping, repetitive rhythmic routines. Diverse rhythms, such as African, Reggae, Cha Cha, Bossa Nova and Rap, and cool musical action songs with a pattern and a purpose, will encourage movement and imaginative play, improve motor skills, reinforce important concepts, and more. Adaptable for special needs. Shake your Ribbon, Ribbons In the Air, Months of the year Ribbon & Rap, Ribbon Dance Days, are just some of the songs and activities to boost learning through fun.

Hot dances and songs for all ages are just the right ticket to fitness for school kids and family fun. Kimbo's top-seller features hits like Mashed Potato, YMCA, and more. Guide with lyrics and instructions. Song List 1. Hot, Hot, Hot 2. Y.M.C.A. 3. Shout 4. La Bamba 5. The Loco-Motion 6. At the Hop 7. New York, New York 8. Gonna Make You Sweat 9. Achy Breaky Heart 10. Electric Boogie 11. Mashed Potato 12. Move This 13. Stir It Up

Complete your rhythm band! his pair of sticks are the same length, thickness, and smoothness. And when held in each hand just right, they create a full, resonant sound that brings out the percussionist in every child. Includes songs and activities specific to this instrument. For ages 3 years and up.

With the help of a little rhythm, rock and movement you'll have fun introducing these classics to a whole new generation. Songs include: Little Boy Blue, I'm A Little Teapot, Jack be Nimble, Skip To My Lou and more. Twenty-nine songs in all.

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.

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!

Whether you're shaking, tapping or rapping, this small and lightweight tambourine is big on sound. Ages 3 and up.

17 original and popular children's songs teach a variety of concepts in a fun way that will promote learning. Keep this musical resource handy for circle and transition times.