This pair of red sticks has one long, rigid stick and one short, smooth one for all sorts of rhythmic music-making. Ages 3 and up.

Kiss your brain and sing and learn with Dr. Jean! Included are 24 songs that will develop phonological awareness, reading skills, as well as, math and science concepts. Some of the tunes are: Who Let The Letters Out, The Vowel Cheer, Counting Cadence, Macarena Bones and Five Senses. Lyrics are included. Available in CD only.

The perfect book to introduce rhythm instruments to young children! Children make the sound of the ocean waves using shakers, pretend to be a train using sand blocks, create a rainstorm with rhythm sticks, and perform circus tricks with jingle bells. Plus, they learn to play the instruments along with their favorite songs. 101 Rhythm Instrument Activities is perfect for parents, early childhood teachers, and music teachers who work with toddlers through age 6.

This CD offers multicultural awareness and rhythmic activities using rhythm sticks. A Kimbo best seller, these authentic folk tunes and songs from around the world set the stage for easy rhythm stick activities.

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

Cupid Shuffle, Get the Party Started, Born This Way and more.

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.

Children will love all of the singable songs on this recording. In addition, each song connects with a creative extension activity & literature link in the guide. A must for every classroom and home! Guide with lyrics & activities.

Dance around the world to other lands, and bring along your parachute, bean bags, and rhythm sticks for additional learning fun, while you move and play to the sounds of multicultural music and guided action songs.

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!

You and your students are sure to be happy with Dr. Jean's latest CD! You'll be dancing, moving, learning, and laughing with the Couch Potato Pokey, Lettercise, Money Song, Rules Rap, Junior Birdmen, Planet Poemand Compound Boogie. Eighteen songs in all.

Memorable, fun, action-rich songs will optimize children's ability to learn foundation skills and help ensure early school success. Neuroscience research has validated that everyone learns better and remembers more when they are moving to a beat. Introducing and reinforcing essential basic skills with songs that feature rhymes, patterns, shapes, colors, numbers, and letters make this a valuable resource to help preschoolers as they begin their formal education.