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This musical revue is a celebration of the American spirit. It includes cherished patriotic melodies and captivating original compositions. The director's kit includes a comprehensive guide with script,

This vibrant collection of folk songs and activities for K-8 students explores the cultures and rich musical traditions of four West African countries: Liberia, Senegal, Nigeria, and Ghana. Each song

A follow-up to First, We Sing! 100 Little Songs and Rhymes, this book includes a variety of more advanced songs and games suggested for the preparation, presentation, and practice of each

This engaging and flexible musical gives your students the opportunity to celebrate our wonderful outdoor world. Focus is kept general to give you the flexibility to center on nature, animals, seasons, the

Celebrate the beauty of Hawaii with this delightful 30-minute presentation. Hosted by Principal Peterson and Kumu Leilani, our cultural guide, the kids (any number) at this party not only sing and dance to

This outstanding collection includes 14 lessons using Orff and other classroom instruments that vary from simple songs for PreK-1 accompanied with a storybook, to interesting instrumental arrangements for

"It's showtime!" ... as only your school can do it. This exuberant revue is all about entertaining and having fun! Use some or all of the songs for a program that displays your school's star

Make literature come alive with this cross-curricular resource that explores 20 carefully curated children's books from a kaleidoscope of cultures. After reading the book aloud, perform the accompanying

Raise the curtain on blockbuster theme songs from "Star Wars"; "Rocky"; "Little Shop of Horrors"; "Mamma Mia" and more, plus hits from Bruno Mars, American Authors, Katy Perry, and Miley Cyrus with these

From the pages of Music K-8 magazine, this collection features songs in a variety of voicings that celebrate, talk about, and wish for all things related to peace. Perfect for the holidays or any

The Twelve Days of Christmas is given a new spin in this version adapted for unison voices and classroom instruments. After each instrument is mentioned lyrically, there is an interlude for that