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Creepy Creatures A Stupendous Songbook or Preposterous Program for Unison Voices . . . About Animals Who Make Us Squirm! (Teacher's Handbook) by Sally K. Albrecht Unison Choir - Sheet Music

By Jay Althouse

Okay, how much fun can we have when we sing? These 13 crazy songs about creepy creatures are a blast from beginning to end. Learn a lot about each one of these critters, their habits, and their habitats. This entertaining collection of songs can be performed individually or combined into a 30-minute program, tied together by having students read the Animal Factoids before each song. Titles: Creepy Creatures * Alligator, Crocodile * The Bumblebee * Earthworm, Earthworm * Eek! A Mouse! * Goin' Batty * I Sing About the Stingray * I Thunk I Saw a Skunk * Leapin' Lizards! * O Porcupine * S Is for Snake * A Spider * Ugh! A Slug!

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Summary
Instrument:
Choir Voice
Ensembles:
Unison Choir
Genres:
Musicals Children
Composers:
Jay Althouse Sally K. Albrecht
Publishers:
Alfred Music
Series:
Women Composers and Arrangers
UPC:
038081400471
ISBN:
9780739080412
Format:
Teacher Editions Teacher Editions Collection / Songbook
Item types:
Physical
Instructionals:
Methods and More
Artist:
Sally K. Albrecht
Usages:
School and Community
Number of Pages:
60
Shipping Weight:
0.63 pounds
Detailed Description
(Unison choir)

SKU: AP.35851

A Stupendous Songbook or Preposterous Program for Unison Voices . . . About Animals Who Make Us Squirm! (Teacher's Handbook). Composed by Jay Althouse and Sally K. Albrecht. This edition: Teacher's Handbook (Includes Reproducible Student Pages). Classroom/Pre-School; Musicals; Musicals and Programs; Reproducible; Songbooks. Children. Book. 60 pages. Alfred Music #00-35851. Published by Alfred Music (AP.35851).

ISBN 9780739080412. UPC: 038081400471. English. Tim Hayden.

Okay, how much fun can we have when we sing? These 13 crazy songs about creepy creatures are a blast from beginning to end. Learn a lot about each one of these critters, their habits, and their habitats. This entertaining collection of songs can be performed individually or combined into a 30-minute program, tied together by having students read the Animal Factoids before each song.

Titles: Creepy Creatures * Alligator, Crocodile * The Bumblebee * Earthworm, Earthworm * Eek! A Mouse! * Goin' Batty * I Sing About the Stingray * I Thunk I Saw a Skunk * Leapin' Lizards! * O Porcupine * S Is for Snake * A Spider * Ugh! A Slug!

Song List

  • Creepy Creatures

  • Alligator, Crocodile

  • The Bumblebee

  • Earthworm, Earthworm

  • Eek! A Mouse!

  • Goin' Batty

  • I Sing About the Stingray

  • I Thunk I Saw a Skunk

  • Leapin' Lizards!

  • O Porcupine

  • S Is for Snake

  • A Spider

  • Ugh! A Slug

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    Series:
    Women Composers and Arrangers
    Instrument:
    Vocal Choir Vocal Voice
    Artists:
    Jay Althouse Sally K. Albrecht
    Ensemble:
    Unison Choir
    Publisher:
    Alfred Music

    Ratings + Reviews

    4 Rating

    1 review

    Anonymous

    Mar 11, 2017

    Creepy Creatures pushing pedagogical

    The songs are fresh and ununsual compared to the normal childrens' songs available. Musically they are rich in variety so that children will have a lot of fun studying and performing them. The only thing that might be a bit tiring is the pedagogical statement of each song. It would have been nice to have at least one of the creatures being yucky for the whole song.