Folk, traditional, interactive music for children, with a wide range of influences from around the world. Songs and fingerplays used by Sue in her music and movement classes for young children. Includes children singing along on 16 tracks.

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Contents

#		Title	Length	Sample
1		Going to Kentucky	2:28
2		Good Morning	3:00
3		Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes	1:11
4		Turn Around	1:15
5		Wiggle and Whirl	3:41
6		Swing	1:08
7		I Like to Ride My Bicycle	1:11
8		Five Little Monkeys	2:01
9		Jump, Jump, Jump	2:14
10		Hippopotamus	0:34
11		The Wheels On the Bus	4:21
12		The Beehive	0:38
13		Down By the Station	0:53
14		I've Been Working On the Railroad	2:21
15		Pokey Bear	0:44
16		Old MacDonald	4:47
17		Seesaw/Row Your Boat	2:10
18		Macaroni	0:36
19		BINGO	2:10
20		Ring Around the Rosie	1:01
21		Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star	1:48
22		Peak-a-boo	0:39
23		The More We Get Together	1:12

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CHILDRENS MUSIC WEB AWARD WINNER 2001

"It's like having a Mommy and Me music class in your own home." - MOM from CA

"My 19 month old daughter goes completely crazy over the "Wiggle" disc. She loves it."
- Jamie Smith, CO

Review:
"Colorado music teacher and songwriter Sue Schnitzer has put together an album of 19 traditional and four original songs.

The album is based on her live music programs for infants and children through age eight in which she encourages her audience to sing along, jump, dance, twirl, stamp their feet, clap their hands, and have fun.

The vocals and instrumentals are excellent.

A chorus of children sings along on almost every song."
- School Library Journal, July 2001.