Your snowman's standing tall in the garden. But wait a minute, he's shivering! What's that about? You can't believe it. Then you find he's not a Chilly Billy. He's a Chilly Milly! A snow-girl. And she needs a hat, a scarf, a coat and gloves. Who's going to help her dress up for the weather? We are!
Melody Bear and the Musical Instruments' is Book 2 in the Melody Movement early learning preschool dance series. The full colour A5-sized picture book tells the story of Melody Bear trying to play musical instruments and finding the inspiration to dance to the different sounds of the violin, penny whistle, saxophone and maracas.
A charming perspective on the nativity story that has huge appeal to infants and parents alike. There is a read-aloud story to help you introduce the characters and plot to the children easily and you have a choice between dramatised or narrated versions.
Shepherd Little, Bethlehem's smallest resident, has a little trouble with the truth. So, when he makes a claim he's seen a person with wings who has an amazing story to tell, who on earth's going to believe him?
High Low Dolly Pepper by Veronica Clark is a terrific way to develop musical skills with young children. Starting with their own experiences, this book develops their understanding of loud and quiet, fast and slow, high and low, long and short. Here is a fantastic resource book full of poems songs, activities and games to help explore music with young children. It is a veritable playground of games and exercises to make each stage enjoyable and absorbing.
This is the story of 'Melody Bear's First Dancing Class' in which a teddy called Melody Bear struggles to learn the steps at her first dancing class. At first everything goes wrong for Melody Bear but eventually, after some unfortunate mishaps and much effort, she gets it right. A creative pre-school/early learning dance and movement resource with easy-to-follow teacher notes and ideas.
If your product comes complete with a CD or if you purchase a CD separately, then the tracks on the CD can easily be converted to MP3 files by using, for example, the "Rip CD" option in the Windows Media Player on a PC. This will then enable you to use the tracks in digital format if your venue does not have a CD player available.
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