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Binding: PaperbackDewey Decimal Number: 782.42 EAN: 9781570290442 ISBN: 157029044X Label: Totline Manufacturer: Totline Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 96 Publication Date: September 11, 2001 Publisher: Totline Reading Level: Ages 4-8 Studio: Totline Related Items:
Editorial Review: Product Description: Adults and children will love these original, easy-to-sing ,songs for all occasions. Chorded for guitar or autoharp. 8 1/2" x 11" Average Rating:
 Rating: - simple and adaptableSome of the songs were not rhythmically correct with the suggested 'piggyback' song, however, I am able to take most of these songs and adapt them to my own teaching style. This includes changing some of the words and most definitely using fewer English words when using them for Spanish class. Good to use for inspiration in creating 'jingles' of your own. Rating:  - Spanish just for funThis is a very easy to use songbook for families and homeschoolers who like to sing throughout the day. It is best used as a simple, fun addition to other Spanish activites, rather than as your only source. It is especially appropriate for use with very young children because the songs are short and catchy and the vocabulary is at a very beginning level. My toddler likes to look at the simple black and white illustrations as we sing. He requests his favorites by remembering the picture ... Read More Rating:  - Too much EnglishToo many English lyrics. Not suitable for Spanish instruction. Rating: - Are you an Eng-speaking teacher with Spanish preschoolers?I found this book to be a nice resource. Even if I only practice and use afew songs from it, I know it has made a big difference with my Spanish speaking preschoolers. For me, the phonetic pronunications were indispensible. Rating: - Too many English lyrics. Not suitable for Spanish inst.This book seems geared to teachers who know little or no Spanish. I mistakenly bought it as a supplement to my Spanish classes and found that the lyrics were mostly English. The tunes did not fit well with the lyrics. 
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