Moo-ve and groove to this fanciful picture book retelling of "Skip to My Lou" as the farm animals put on their dancing shoes for a hoedown, by bestselling author Iza Trapani. Skip, skip, skip to my moo, skip to my moo my darlings! Moo-ve and groove with your favorite farm animals as cow begins a raucous hoedown in the barnyard. Follow the animals as they do-si-do, two-step, sashay, and line dance their way to the best barn party you ever saw.
(Faber Piano Adventures ). Favorite folk songs and familiar melodies which provide delightful pieces for recital and group sing-along. The arrangements emphasize the student's mastery of I, IV, and V7 chords. Contents include: Skip to My Lou * The Mexican Clapping Song * Rise and Shine * The Great Meat Pie * Long, Long Ago * The Duke of York * Three Blind Mice * Everybody Loves Saturday Night * Down by the Riverside * Auld Lang Syne * Where Has My Little Dog Gone? * Hot Cross Buns * Turkey in the Straw * America.
Perfect for readers outgrowing Ivy & Bean and the Nancy Clancy books! BFFs Lou Lou Bombay and Peacock Pearl love their PSPP (Post-School Pre-Parents) tea parties on Friday afternoons, where they recap the school week, chat about Pea's latest fashions, and tend to Lou Lou's burgeoning backyard garden. But when a series of small crimes crop up around El Corazon, their quaint and quirky town, right before the Dia de Los Muertos Parade, the girls must join forces (horticultural know-how and artistic genius) to solve the mystery. Debut author Jill Diamond weaves a delightful romp, full of colorful characters and gentle intrigue, while artist Lesley Vamos punctuates the story with black-and-white illustrations throughout. Backmatter includes crafting activities and a glossary of Spanish terms!
A lively picture book adaptation of the well-known children's hand-clapping rhyme, perfect for the whole family. Everyone knows some version of this popular children's hand-clapping rhyme, but in this adaptation, the elephant's fateful jump over the fence is just the beginning of the fun. Popular children's author Mary Ann Hoberman has elaborated on this well known tale to create an absurdly funny story children will want to sing, chant, read, and clap to again and again.
Lou: Winning at Illinois is an inside look at the normally private Henson and the program he headed. In public, he rarely displays his emotions. In these pages, he exposes those emotions and talks about his coaching philosophy and much more. Also included are his accounts about his relationship with Indiana coach Bobby Knight, his answer to charges that he cannot win big games, and even discussion about the infamous "Lou Do."