I Can Sing a Rainbow

I Can Sing a Rainbow

Here’s a gorgeous little song lots of kids learn. Although…how does that work…listening with your eyes????????? In this film you’ll also learn some Auslan sign language, which is what people in Australia use if they can’t hear well.    

Pages of a Book

Pages of a Book

Kid’s Book Week 2019 was about traveling together. So here’s my song about all the traveling we do in books, plus some other songs full of get-about action.    

Three Little Ducks

Three Little Ducks

 Oh everyone loves ducks! (Even extremely curious ones that don’t listen too their mum too well).

Old Town Road

Old Town Road

Lil Nas X and Billy Ray Cyrus and mixing it up! This is a great little tune, but there’s also lots of other stuff to think about. What about music styles? Is this Country and Western or is it Rap? And what’s the history between 

Dutch and English Tongue Twisters

Dutch and English Tongue Twisters

Here are some Dutch and English Tongue Twisters to help kids consciously isolate individual words . They’re great for pronunciation and excellent for the visualization of words so kids can then present them as whole units.   Bakker Bas bakt de bolle broodjes bruin. Papa 

Peas with Honey

Peas with Honey

Here’s a silly poem my Popa used to tell all his grandchildren whenever we went for dinner.   Peas with Honey. A traditional nonsense poem.   I eat my peas with honey. I’ve done it all my life. It makes the peas taste funny. But 

Once I Caught A Fish Alive

Once I Caught A Fish Alive

    Once I Caught a Fish Alive A traditional counting song.   1, 2, 3, 4, 5. Once I caught a fish alive. 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. Then I let it go again. Why did you let it go? Because it bit my 

Blurryface

Blurryface

Here’s Stressed Out by the band Twenty One Pilots. It’s about growing up and how sometimes, once you’re an adult doing all the things adults have to do, childhood feels like a much better place to be. And here’s one with just text. Much easier 

Songs to Dance to.

Songs to Dance to.

       

I like the flowers

I like the flowers

  I Like the Flowers Traditional song, usually sung in a round.   I like the flowers, I like the daffodils. I like the mountains, I like the green hills. I like the fire stone. I like to walk alone. Doe waka doe waka Doe