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Games, Plays, Songs & Stories from the Afro-Amercian Heritage. by Bessie Jones and B.L. Hawes.

Sofia Lopez-Ibor uses the ideas and processes of Orff Schulwerk, always seeking the experience of the music, the story, the art, the dance. 

Let's Make a Circle. comp. by John Feierabend. Provides a great variety of music, movement, and language experiences for children.

Stories in Song compiled by John M. Feierabend.  Encourage a child's imagination to grow through storytelling combined with music.

Let's Pretend  comp. by John Feierabend.  A great variety of movement, action, and languge experiences for young children. 

Can You Move Like This?  comp. by John Feierabend.  Children move with music or without, solo or in a group, quickly or slowly to express feelings, ideas, story, music concepts, body language and control, and much more

comp. by John Feierabend.  Older students sing or listen to stories in song about love, legends, disasters, political events, etc,, the way news and information was shared for much of history. 

Keeping the Beat  comp. by John Feierabend.    All ages enjoy the games while begiinning to sense rhythm patterns through these diverse folk tunes.  

comp. by John Feierabend.  Full of traditional songs, rhymes, chants for fun, endearing interactions between infants, toddlers and their caregivers.  

Adventures with the Elements of Music and Movement by James Harding, illus. by Eli Noyes.

6 blindfolds and 6 hoops in rainbow colors to create tactile, listening, circle, partner games.

A host of music games and activities adapted by Mary Ann Stewart to the game of hopscotch.

Learning improves by "leaps and bounds" with games and activities that link movement, eartraining, and musical concepts.

Toss and catch the 24" ball, and whatever your right thumb touches determines what happens next. 

More than 80 easy-to-follow, innovative lesson plans for babies through primary-age children.

Elementary Sound and Movement Activities Fostering Learning, Creativity, and Joy

Learning takes leaps and bounds when you add movement and kids connect the music concepts kinesthetically.

Revised and updated for Finale 2014, this guide offers clear, step-by-step methods for creating beautiful scores with ease.