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Author: StaceyL	January 20, 2000 at 18:35:30
in reply to: Singin Smart tapes??* posted by Aimee Natal on January 17, 2000 at 13:56:23*

> I had saved the following message from Andrea Chen to the
> CCSDigest at some point, maybe over a year ago (or more). I
> went to the web address given, and it did not come up. I
> searched "Singin' Smart" and got nothing. I am interested
> in these audio cassettes and want to know if any of you
> have any information on them. If you own them, is there a
> mailing address or phone number or anything on the cassette
> "slipcover"? Leave a message on here or email me with any
> information. Thanking you, Aimee Natal
>
> "The best source for chants/songs as memory aids are the
> Singin Smart tapes sold by "The Learning Home" (formerly
> Brightspark). E-mail requests for a catalog to
> learnghome@aol.com and look at a partial catalog listing at
> http://members.aol.com/learnghome/index.html
>
> There are 2 Singin Smart tapes selling for $11.00 each. The
> tunes are very catchy and clever. For example, the one on
> composers changes beat, tempo, rhythm etc mimicking that of
> the composer being sung about. The tapes are professionally
> produced and performed with quality music and children with
> excellent voices..
>
> SINGIN' SMART 1 includes songs about: Three branches of
> government and the jobs, names/number of US presidents,
> states of the USA by region, state capitals, countries in
> Europe, planets of solar system, famous composers by era,
> 32 most well know bones, days/months & seasons, mealtime
> etiquette.
>
> SINGIN' SMART 2: 10 bodily systems, major muscles,
> Central/South American countries, countries of Africa,
> major mountains, Preamble to the Constitution, famous
> writers by era, inventors song, explorers, puns/homonyms,
> Dewey's decimals, 41 most common elements. If this isn't
> enough you get the a 32 page 8x11 booklet with the sheet
> music and accompany illustration for the children to follow
> and/or color. I'm not sure why these tapes aren't more well
> known, but everyone I've shared them with has run out and
> bought their own."

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> > I had saved the following message from Andrea Chen to the > > CCSDigest at some point, maybe over a year ago (or more). I > > went to the web address given, and it did not come up. I > > searched "Singin' Smart" and got nothing. I am interested > > in these audio cassettes and want to know if any of you > > have any information on them. If you own them, is there a > > mailing address or phone number or anything on the cassette > > "slipcover"? Leave a message on here or email me with any > > information. Thanking you, Aimee Natal > > > > "The best source for chants/songs as memory aids are the > > Singin Smart tapes sold by "The Learning Home" (formerly > > Brightspark). E-mail requests for a catalog to > > learnghome@aol.com and look at a partial catalog listing at > > http://members.aol.com/learnghome/index.html > > > > There are 2 Singin Smart tapes selling for $11.00 each. The > > tunes are very catchy and clever. For example, the one on > > composers changes beat, tempo, rhythm etc mimicking that of > > the composer being sung about. The tapes are professionally > > produced and performed with quality music and children with > > excellent voices.. > > > > SINGIN' SMART 1 includes songs about: Three branches of > > government and the jobs, names/number of US presidents, > > states of the USA by region, state capitals, countries in > > Europe, planets of solar system, famous composers by era, > > 32 most well know bones, days/months & seasons, mealtime > > etiquette. > > > > SINGIN' SMART 2: 10 bodily systems, major muscles, > > Central/South American countries, countries of Africa, > > major mountains, Preamble to the Constitution, famous > > writers by era, inventors song, explorers, puns/homonyms, > > Dewey's decimals, 41 most common elements. If this isn't > > enough you get the a 32 page 8x11 booklet with the sheet > > music and accompany illustration for the children to follow > > and/or color. I'm not sure why these tapes aren't more well > > known, but everyone I've shared them with has run out and > > bought their own."
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