Two Little Sounds - Fun With Phonics And Numbers
Editorial Reviews
School Library Journal, March 2004
Hap Palmer continues to excel because of his ability to mesh educational lyrics with a variety of musical styles
Family Fun Magazine, May 2004
Longtime kids' performer Hap Palmer has a ball with the idiosyncrasies of the English language on this clever, upbeat album.
Album Description
This recording adds fun and variety to early childhood reading and math programs with original compositions and unique adaptations of traditional favorites. Children play with language in ways that nurture phonological awareness. They gain familiarity with the sounds of language and connect these sounds to letter symbols. Recent research shows that children who have a greater degree of phonological awareness are better equipped to learn to read. Included in this CD are songs that encourage children to:
o Enjoy the sound and rhythm of language
(examples: wiggy-wiggy-wiggles, silly-willy-nillies)
o Perceive the difference between similar sounding words
(examples: tuba-Cuba, trumpet-crumpet, cello-jello)
o Substitute one sound for another
(examples: apples-eeples-opples, hickory-dickory-rickory-snickory)
o Notice words that rhyme and identify word families that have frequent spelling patterns.
(examples: pig-wig-jig, cat-rat-bat, dip-sip-tip, clap-tap-snap)
o Remove and add initial and ending consonant sounds
(examples: ornbrea-cornbread, opcor-popcorn)
o Recognize letter sound correspondence
(example: 's' says 'sss' in singer and song)
As children develop vocabulary and language, they also play with numbers in ways that enhance skills in mathematics. Songs are included that motivate young learners to count, discover number patterns, add, subtract, understand place value, and identify units of money The accompanying teaching guide suggests ways to involve children actively with each song.
Two Little Sounds - Fun With Phonics And Numbers
Two Little Sounds - Fun With Phonics And Numbers, Music, Hap Palmer
Average customer rating:
- These catchy tunes are fun for the whole family
- Adapts traditional favorite songs and stories
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Two Little Sounds - Fun With Phonics And Numbers
Hap Palmer
Manufacturer: Hap-Pal Music
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Binding: Audio CD
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ASIN: B0001DD3VO
Release Date: 2004-01-15 |
Tracks:
- Two Little Sounds
- My Ramblin' Cat
- Down by the Bay
- The One That Doesn't Rhyme
- Wiggy Wiggles Freeze Dance
- Ten Monkeys in a Tree
- Meet My Travelin' Friends
- Apples, Bananas, Peaches, Tomatoes
- My Playful Pig
- How Many are Here? (Addition and Subtraction)
- Hickory, Dickory, Dock
- The English Language Gets a Little Kooky - Consonants
- Five Pennies Make a Nickel
- Tall Tremendous Tens and Wee Wonderful Ones
- What are You Wearing?
- We Discover Number Patterns
- The English Language Gets a Little Kooky - Vowels
- Good-bye, So Long, Farewell, Toodle-oo
- Two Little Sounds - Instrumental
- Down by the Bay - Instrumental
- The One That Doesn't Rhyme - Instrumental
- Wiggy Wiggles Freeze Dance - Instrumental
- Ten Monkeys in a Tree - Instrumental
- Meet My Travelin' Friends - Instrumental
- Five Pennies Make a Nickel - Instrumental
- Tall Tremendous Tens and Wee Wonderful Ones - Instrumental
- Good-bye, So Long, Farewell, Toodle-oo - Instrumental
Album Description
This recording adds fun and variety to early childhood reading and math programs with original compositions and unique adaptations of traditional favorites. Children play with language in ways that nurture phonological awareness. They gain familiarity with the sounds of language and connect these sounds to letter symbols. Recent research shows that children who have a greater degree of phonological awareness are better equipped to learn to read. Included in this CD are songs that encourage children to:
o Enjoy the sound and rhythm of language
(examples: wiggy-wiggy-wiggles, silly-willy-nillies)
o Perceive the difference between similar sounding words
(examples: tuba-Cuba, trumpet-crumpet, cello-jello)
o Substitute one sound for another
(examples: apples-eeples-opples, hickory-dickory-rickory-snickory)
o Notice words that rhyme and identify word families that have frequent spelling patterns.
(examples: pig-wig-jig, cat-rat-bat, dip-sip-tip, clap-tap-snap)
o Remove and add initial and ending consonant sounds
(examples: ornbrea-cornbread, opcor-popcorn)
o Recognize letter sound correspondence
(example: 's' says 'sss' in singer and song)
As children develop vocabulary and language, they also play with numbers in ways that enhance skills in mathematics. Songs are included that motivate young learners to count, discover number patterns, add, subtract, understand place value, and identify units of money The accompanying teaching guide suggests ways to involve children actively with each song.
Customer Reviews:
These catchy tunes are fun for the whole family.......2007-02-09
We bought this cd to get the "Wiggy Wiggle Freeze Dance" (which is great) and have grown to love many of the other songs. Ten Little Monkeys and Apples and Bananas are great. Good for riding in the car, dancing around or even before bedtime. The music only versions are a neat addition to see if your little one really knows the words!
Adapts traditional favorite songs and stories.......2004-05-19
Two Little Sounds: Fun With Phonics And Numbers is an educational music CD which is especially recommended for kids age 4-9 and that adapts traditional favorite songs and stories to encourage learning, reading, and math skills. Playful melodies and gentle lyrics enhance a fun and stimulating experience. Tracks include Two Little Sounds, My Ramblin' Cat, Down By The Bay, The One That Doesn't Rhyme, Wiggy Wiggles Freeze Dance, Ten Monkeys In A Tree, Meet My Travelin' Friends, We Discover Number Patterns, Apples Bananas Peaches Tomatoes, My Playful Pig, How Many Are Here (addition and subtraction), Hickory Dickory Dock, The English Language Gets A Little Kooky (consonants), Five Pennies Make A Nickel, Tall Tremendous Tens And Wee Wonderful Ones, What Are You Wearing?, The English Language Gets A Little Kooky (vowels), and Good-bye So Long Farewell Toodle-oo.
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