Activities, concepts, language patterns & social skills make a playtime that is valuable as well as fun. These songs can be tied into the months of the year. Click "View" to see related book information.

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. It's a Beautiful Day 2. Hand Jive 3. Days of the Week (Eng.) 4. Days of the Week (Span.) 5. What If (Creative Dramatics) 6. The Ugly Duckling 7. Bingo 8. Everybody Has Music Inside 9. Just Like Me (Mirror Movement) 10. Ballin' the Jack 11. Dance Medley 12. Across the Bridge (#1 Balance Beam) 13. Across the Bridge(#2) 14. Siesta

Our Rhythm Instrument Sets include an assortment of instrument combinations, ideal for accommodating different numbers of players in a classroom. Each set has been carefully selected to provide a wide range of rhythm, timbre and pitch. Includes an Instructor's Book and a handy corrugated storage box with a built-in handle. Ages 3 and up. Set Includes: 4 Pair Blocks, 4 Single Jingle Taps, 2 Crow Sounders, 1 Two-Tone Wood Block, 2 5" Cymbals w/Mallets Pair, 4 Ankle Bells, 4 Wrist Bells, 6 Rhythm Sticks Pair, 1 6" Triangle, 2 Hardwood Claves Pair, 2 Handle Sleigh Bells, 2 Soprano Sounders, 1 Rhythms, Rhymes & Songs Instructor's Book.

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

Math concepts such as counting, money, time, shapes, patterns, addition and more are covered. Some of the titles are: Clock Rock, Shape-A-Loo, Fraction Pizza, Numbers You Should Know, Country Countdown, Five Little Crabs and more. Twenty-five tunes in all.

These fun, engaging fitness songs help children integrate critical development movement patterns and prepare them for more advanced exercise. The pacing is simple, repetitive, and easy-to-follow.

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!

This Piano Border is beautiful and versatile, featuring the 88 black and white keys of a piano. It's ideal for music class, musical themed activities, holiday and party decor, and even to make original paper crowns for children. Made from high quality card stock with a glossy finish, these borders are durable and can even be reused. The border comes in packs of 12 strips, each measuring 3 inches high x 36 inches long. That's a total of 36 feet of bulletin board trim!

A must-have musical sound effect for the classroom or home! Tilt the rainstick up and down to hear rainfall. Vary the angle to vary the speed of the sound! Like the traditional Chilean instrument, this Rainstick is created from a dried cactus. Thorns pressed into the hollow shaft create the sound of rain as pebbles cascade over the them.

Complete your rhythm band! 6 Triangle. Clear as a bell and pure of tone there is nothing like the chime of a triangle. This one has a non-detachable loop handle allowing easy playing and producing a clear ring.

Desk bells are great for use in the classroom! They can be played by pressing the colored button on the top of the handle or by hand-ringing. Each bell is a different color and is labeled with the note name and number. Range is from c”' to c””. (Song cards included).

Yeehaw! It's time for a learnin' round-up. This Stephen Fite CD offers songs with a country flair along with the usual up-beat rock and pop he is known for. The tunes focus on blends, consonants, vowels, money, rhyming, the water cycle, counting by twos and learning the alphabet forwards and backwards. Stephen also wrangled up some fun movement tunes including a cowboy line dance perfect for any classroom corral or hoe-down. Lyrics and Activity Suggestions included.