This song from the Georgia Sea Islands can be used with all ages with either movement exploration or a partner ring play.
Source: Jones, Bessie and Hawes, Bess Lomax. Step It Down: Games, Plays, Songs, and Stories from the Afro-American Heritage. pp. 112-114
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10.7.12
Old Dan Tucker (Variation)
I like to teach my students lots of versions of this song so they can see how it changes over time and place. These verses are a lot of fun to sing, too.
Sources: Garson, Eugenia. The Laura Ingalls Wilder Songbook p. 66
Words and Music Composed by Daniel Decatur Emmett
Additional Information at the website Pioneer Girl, fact and fiction of Laura Ingalls Wilder, A to Z
Sources: Garson, Eugenia. The Laura Ingalls Wilder Songbook p. 66
Words and Music Composed by Daniel Decatur Emmett
Additional Information at the website Pioneer Girl, fact and fiction of Laura Ingalls Wilder, A to Z
Johnny Get Your Hair Cut
This song is good for practicing four sound to a beat when sung as-is, or for vocal or movement improvisation if singers get to make up actions for other players to do.
Source: Seeger, R. C. American Folk Songs For Children
Source: Seeger, R. C. American Folk Songs For Children
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