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July 22, 2008
Our "Summer Fun Listening" continues!
Down On The Farm Fun & Music
Greetings Friends,
Taa-daaa! We are thrilled to bring you the first of our brand new "Living Books for the Ears" AUDIO Unit Studies! You're going to love these! The first one is...
So just what IS it?
It is a complete Unit Study for the EARS! You LISTEN... discuss... create... and learn! The subject: the fascinating story of "time", and how men have kept and told time through the ages! If you are looking for a painless way to get your kids back into the swing of learning this fall, you won't find a more interesting, easy-to-use history study than this.
Included in this Audio Unit Study are:
A brand new one hour Audiobook,
SIX classic audio dramatizations,
The "Stories of Time" ebook,
The "Learning About Time" supplemental stories & math problems ebook,
A great Study Guide filled with discussion questions & learning activities for all ages (with all the answers included to make it easy for mom!)
A neat "hands-on" Activity Lapbook,
plus a Quickstart Guide to using these resources!Plus, it's on sale for 20% off the regular price through August 15th. Click here to read all about it!
Meanwhile, we continue our "Summer Fun Listening" series this week (and all through July) with three more classic audios your kids will really enjoy on a hot summer afternoon - as we go on a visit out in the country and down on the farm! Tune in, keep their ears trained and learning, and enjoy this week's "summer fun" programs!
Best Wishes,
The Erskine Family
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This week, we're off for a visit to the countryside with three sweet, classic children's records from yesteryear.
First up, join in on a jolly version of the classic children's song, "Oats, Peas, Beans" by Roger White, as we quickly follow Mr. Farmer through his very busy day.
Next, we stop by the house of "The Little Crooked Man" (of the Mother Goose rhyme) with his crooked cat and crooked mouse, and then visit "The Old Woman Who Lived In a Shoe" in a fine record by Roy Hallee.
Finally, we travel with Uncle Don Down On The Farm where we meet all the animals in a fun musical adventure from long ago Sonora Records. These delightful children's records were originally released in the 1940s and early 1950s, and are still a treat to listen to today. Enjoy!
Here are your download links:
Oats Peas Beans & Barley Grow
(.6 megs, 3 minutes)There Was a Crooked Man /There Was An Old Woman
(1.3 megs, 6 minutes)Uncle Don Down on the Farm
(2.3 megs, 12 minutes)Also This Week for Premium Members:
A VERY Special Barnyard Concert
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Your Friends,
The Erskine Family
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