Singin Smart tapes?? (Classical Sources Message Board)

Singin Smart tapes??
Author: Aimee Natal	January 17, 2000 at 13:56:23

I had saved the following message from Andrea Chen to the
CCSDigest at some point, maybe over a year ago (or more). I
went to the web address given, and it did not come up. I
searched "Singin' Smart" and got nothing. I am interested
in these audio cassettes and want to know if any of you
have any information on them. If you own them, is there a
mailing address or phone number or anything on the cassette
"slipcover"? Leave a message on here or email me with any
information. Thanking you, Aimee Natal

"The best source for chants/songs as memory aids are the
Singin Smart tapes sold by "The Learning Home" (formerly
Brightspark). E-mail requests for a catalog to
learnghome@aol.com and look at a partial catalog listing at
http://members.aol.com/learnghome/index.html

There are 2 Singin Smart tapes selling for $11.00 each. The
tunes are very catchy and clever. For example, the one on
composers changes beat, tempo, rhythm etc mimicking that of
the composer being sung about. The tapes are professionally
produced and performed with quality music and children with
excellent voices..

SINGIN' SMART 1 includes songs about: Three branches of
government and the jobs, names/number of US presidents,
states of the USA by region, state capitals, countries in
Europe, planets of solar system, famous composers by era,
32 most well know bones, days/months & seasons, mealtime
etiquette.

SINGIN' SMART 2: 10 bodily systems, major muscles,
Central/South American countries, countries of Africa,
major mountains, Preamble to the Constitution, famous
writers by era, inventors song, explorers, puns/homonyms,
Dewey's decimals, 41 most common elements. If this isn't
enough you get the a 32 page 8x11 booklet with the sheet
music and accompany illustration for the children to follow
and/or color. I'm not sure why these tapes aren't more well
known, but everyone I've shared them with has run out and
bought their own."

Aimee's Education Page

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They are available from Sing'N'Learn (link inside)... StaceyL 18:35:30 1/20/2000 (0)
Re: Singin Smart tapes?? Patti 22:58:57 1/18/2000 (1)
- These are EXCELLENT! Barbara 05:46:17 2/10/2000 (0)

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> I had saved the following message from Andrea Chen to the > CCSDigest at some point, maybe over a year ago (or more). I > went to the web address given, and it did not come up. I > searched "Singin' Smart" and got nothing. I am interested > in these audio cassettes and want to know if any of you > have any information on them. If you own them, is there a > mailing address or phone number or anything on the cassette > "slipcover"? Leave a message on here or email me with any > information. Thanking you, Aimee Natal > > "The best source for chants/songs as memory aids are the > Singin Smart tapes sold by "The Learning Home" (formerly > Brightspark). E-mail requests for a catalog to > learnghome@aol.com and look at a partial catalog listing at > http://members.aol.com/learnghome/index.html > > There are 2 Singin Smart tapes selling for $11.00 each. The > tunes are very catchy and clever. For example, the one on > composers changes beat, tempo, rhythm etc mimicking that of > the composer being sung about. The tapes are professionally > produced and performed with quality music and children with > excellent voices.. > > SINGIN' SMART 1 includes songs about: Three branches of > government and the jobs, names/number of US presidents, > states of the USA by region, state capitals, countries in > Europe, planets of solar system, famous composers by era, > 32 most well know bones, days/months & seasons, mealtime > etiquette. > > SINGIN' SMART 2: 10 bodily systems, major muscles, > Central/South American countries, countries of Africa, > major mountains, Preamble to the Constitution, famous > writers by era, inventors song, explorers, puns/homonyms, > Dewey's decimals, 41 most common elements. If this isn't > enough you get the a 32 page 8x11 booklet with the sheet > music and accompany illustration for the children to follow > and/or color. I'm not sure why these tapes aren't more well > known, but everyone I've shared them with has run out and > bought their own."
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