Five Little Ducks

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Author Steven Anderson
Illustrated by Klaus Bipper
Music Arranged & Produced by Steven C Music

Hardcover $33.99 list / $25.49 s/l

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Series: Sing-along Songs | View more titles in this series
Features:
  • Text set to music
  • CD/web access to song
  • Reinforced library binding
  • Full-color illustrations
  • Glossary
  • Critical Thinking Activities
  • Read More Resources
  • Sheet Music for Each Song
Reading Level Grade: 1-3
Reading Level Age: 6-8
Interest Level Grade: PreK-3
Interest Level Age: 3-8
Accelerated Reader Quiz #: 179913
Hardcover: $33.99 list / $25.49 s/l
Trim Size: 11 x 9
Pages: 24
ISBN: 978-1-63290-383-9
Music Instrumentation: guitar, horns, drum set, bass
Music Fun Facts:
Ska is characterized by brass instruments, offbeat guitar chords, and and a walking bass line. It was developed in Jamaica and influenced by jazz and Calypso and African rhythms. This song provides an excellent opportunity to discuss the history of ska and the culture and geography of Jamaica.
Reviews:
'Five Little Ducks' is a charming counting song and storybook, complete with CD and downloadable app for music access, plus music notation and song lyrics for intergenerational sing-along fun. The pastel illustrations illustrate the counting song story line, as young children enthusiastically count, quack, and sing the song of a Mother Duck calling her ducklings to come back. Perfect for teaching counting skills and concepts to children ages 3-8,... [The] book reinforces the development of early learning skills, including physical, cognitive, and social and emotional learning. Added educational perks include a glossary and suggested guided reading activities... . Children will enjoy and respond to the fun game elements of the story, as well as the reassuring full circle theme in which the lost ducklings return and are found. ~ Midwest Book Review, Children's Book Watch, March 2016