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Little Language Songs For Little Ones
by Laura Dyer

Description from Amazon
Winner of the Education Clearinghouse 2002 Award of Excellence, this fun and fabulous album features 40 minutes of educational songs for your child ages birth to eight. Each song was written with a specific speech and language goal in mind. It has received 7 National Reviews/Endorsements and several local including the Music City's Nashville Parent Magazine. This soundtrack exposes your child to a wide variety of musical styles including jazz, folk, dance, pop, internation, and features fun sound effects and interactive songs too. The most educational songs are paced so that your child will be able to comprehend the lyrics and be able to sing along as well. Developed by a speech-language pathologist, this album reinforces all of the speech techniques taught in the Little Language for Little Ones Book.



Marvelous Mouth Music Songs for Speech Therapy and Beyond
by Aubrey Lande, Bob Wiz, Suzanne E. Morris

From Amazon

21 activity-based Songames designed by Dr. Suzanne Evans Morris, an internationally recognized Speech Therapist... The 36-page companion booklet includes a 'How to Use' section, all the song lyrics, and a model for how to use all types of music to promote therapeutic change.

Signing Time! Songs: from Volumes 1-3

Album Description

All the original songs from Volumes 1-3 on a music CD that you can enjoy when you're not watching Signing Time! Also includes 11 bonus instrumental 'sing-along' versions of each song. 22 tracks total.

Signing Time! Songs: Volumes 4-6

Album Description
All the original songs from Volumes 4-6 on a music CD that you can enjoy when you're not watching Signing Time! Also includes 12 bonus instrumental 'sing-along' versions of each song. 24 tracks total.

Songames for Sensory Integration
by Aubrey Lande, Bob Wiz, OTR Lois Hickman MS, OTR Aubrey Lande MS

Editorial Review
Songames for Sensory Integration highlights the power of music and play in promoting sensory integration. Musical songames are 'tools' that promote everything from self-regulation to praxis. The music is fun and motivating, helping kids (and their parents and teachers) play in purposeful, developmentally meaningful ways.

 -- Diana Henry, OTR/L, creator of the "Tools for Teachers and Students" videos

Speechercise - A Musical Workout For Your Mouth

Album Description
Practicing the drills and skills as recommended by the Speech-Language Pathologist is made easy for children with Speechercise™— a musical workout for your mouth, a new music resource from Twin Sisters Productions. At home, in the car, or even at school, children follow the Speechercise™ workout leaders through the warm up, drill work, and cool down. The songs and drills focus on mouth movements, basic vowel and consonant sounds, complex consonant-vowel transitions, and advanced word level strings.

Time to Sing

Wee Sing in Sillyville

From Amazon

Two kids find themselves magically transported to the wonderful land of Sillyville, where they meet a pixie-ish character named Sillywhim. She asks their help in bringing together the various groups of this imaginative world. (Each group wears a different color and has a bias against any color that's different.) The kids' encounters with the Sillyvillians result in almost nonstop nonsense songs that will delight young viewers: there's everything from 'I'm a Nut' to 'John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt.' The message--that because someone looks different it doesn't mean he or she is bad--is a positive one. And the musical shenanigans will hold the attention of the 1- to 5-year-old audience for repeated viewings. --Marshall Fine

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