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364 Reading: The Sport of Champions!
Mattox, Cheryl Warren.
Shake it to the One That You Love Best: Play Songs and Lullabies from Black Musical
Traditions. Warren-Mattox, 1989. (Cass) (P)
A collection of African-American songs, rhymes, and chants.
Moo, Anna.
Anna Moo Crackers. Good Moo’s Productions, 1994. (CD/cass) (P-I)
Vivid word pictures are formed to the beat of jazz, rock 'n roll and Cajun rhythms.
Moody Blues.
A Question of Balance. Decca, 1997. (CD/cass) (Y+)
This classic band explores the meaning and major questions of life through lyrics and music,
including Aesop’s fable about a race between the tortoise and the hare.
Morgan, Zak.
Bloom. Zak Morgan, 1999. (CD) (I)
Clever word play and vivid images result in sophisticated story-songs.
Orozco, José -Luis.
De Colores and other Latin American Folk Songs for Children. Arcoiris, 1996. (CD) (T-I)
Latin American folk songs for children.
Orozco, José -Luis.
Diez deditos vol. 12. Arcoiris, 1997. (CD) (T-I)
Action songs and kids rhymes from Latin America.
Palmer, Hap.
Can a Jumbo Jet Sing the Alphabet? Hap-Pal Music, 1998. (CD) (T+)
Songs that help teach basic concepts such as alphabet, counting, colors, and shapes.
Palmer, Hap.
So Big: Activity Songs for Little Ones. Hap-Pal Music, 1994. (CD) (T-P)
A collection of original activity songs with very simple themes and gentle music.
Palmer, Hap.
Walter the Waltzing Worm. Educational Activities, 1991. (CD) (P)
Nine classic children’s songs include activity suggestions.
Penner, Fred.
Happy Feet. Oak Street Music, 1992. (Cass/CD) (T-I)
This is a collection of original and traditional favorites.
Peter, Paul and Mary.
Peter, Paul and Mommy, Too. Warner Brothers, 1993. (CD) (P+)
The famous folk trio performs a variety of folksongs and children’s classics before a live
audience.
Putumayo World Music.