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by Gerda Block-Wilson.

A fable by Veronique Massenot, illus. by Vanessa Hie and a poster of The Three Musicians by Picasso on which the fable is based.

Gently shake or wiggle this tube to set its coiled spring in motion, creating all sorts of thunderific sound effects.

Not only create the sound of a thunder storm in the palm of your hand, but also crazy lighting effects!

Two transformative programs in public schools bring underprivileged children/youth together through dance.

When renowned dancer Pierre Dulaine (Antonio Banderas) takes a teaching job in a NYC public school, he is ridiculed by the street-wise students. He begins to meld their hip-hop moves with his ballroom style and, over time, becomes their mentor. 

Expressive Movements with Classical Music  created by Peggy Lyman & John Feierabend, for all ages and special needs.

Expressive Movements with Classical Music created by Peggy Lyman and John Feierabend, for all ages and special needs.

Experience classical music actively, with imaginative, expressive movements for children, seniors, and special needs ad demonstrated on the DVD. Created by John Feierabend and Peggy Lyman.

by Lynn Kleiner.  25 classical orchestral tracks with creative lessons provide opportunites for teachers and parents to ignite children's love of classical music.

by Giles Andreae, Guy Parker-Rees. "we can all dance, when we find music that we love".

by Kate Kuper. Explore science with movement and dance in this intriguing and practical curriculum.

Introduce young children to classical music through individual, group, and partner movement fun.

A New Orff-Schulwerk Curriculum for Music Making and Music Thinking by Jane Frazee.

Select from over 150 terms, symbols, composers, instruments & more.

Get inspired by NYC 5th graders from high poverty districts as they are taught  foxtrot, tango, rumba, meregue for a competition and grow into poised and motivated young people.  

When Jewish and Palestinian grade schoolers meet in a ballroom dance class in Jaffa, Israel, sparks fly. Pierre Dulaine is challenged to teach not just dance but the arts of communication and teamwork.