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Find out how four children from Mali, Europe, India and China go through their morning routines. The catchy text encourages creative movement and imagination, while teaching about different ways of life.
Find out how four children from Mali, Europe, India and China go through their morning routines. The catchy text encourages creative movement and imagination, while teaching about different ways of life.
This book includes an enhanced CD edition containing a song sung by acclaimed children’s performer Fred Penner.
Paperback: 24 pages
ISBN: 978-1846866562
Dimensions: 25.4 x 0.6 x 24.8 cm
Illustrated by: Sophie Fatus
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Complete with a singalong CD this delightful version of the traditional rhyme takes the reader to four different countries watching children get ready for school.
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In this cheerful picture book with an accompanying CD, four children in different cultures act out the revised words to a traditional song, Here We Go round the Mulberry Bush … Brimming with activity and colour, the stylized acrylic paintings make each setting look different and inviting … Slipped into a plastic pocket on the endpapers, the CD features Canadian musician Fred Penner singing the new words. Appended notes introduce the old song and the accompanying movements. An upbeat way to introduce the notion that people around the world are different yet have much in common.