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Last week we learned about Camille Saint-Saens, the composer who wrote "Carnival of the Animals". We listened to the "Royal March of the Lions" and roared along with the video. This week we are going to listen to "Kangaroos".
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Listen to "Kangaroo" by Camille Saint-Saens.
Escucha "Canguro" de Camille Saint-Saens.
Go back and listen to the song again. This time when you see the Kangaroo hopping around follow her footsteps with her. It seems like the Kangaroo might be looking for someone! When she is searching in the grass search along with her.
Regresa y escucha la canción nuevamente. Esta vez, cuando veas al Canguro brincando, sigue sus pasos con ella. ¡Parece que el Canguro podría estar buscando a alguien! Cuando ella está buscando en la hierba, busque junto con ella.
In our last lesson we learned about Ogden Nash, and American poet who wrote silly poems. Listen as Dr. Errico reads his poem about the "Kangaroo" from the "Carnival of the Animals".
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Ogden Nash |
A silly song about a Kangaroo!
¡Una canción tonta sobre un canguro!
Here's a video to show you how to draw your own Kangaroo. Give it a try!
Aquí hay un video para mostrarle cómo dibujar su propio canguro. ¡Darle una oportunidad!
The "Vowel Cheer" is a great way to remember the difference between your LONG vowels and your SHORT vowels!
¡El "Vowel Cheer" es una excelente manera de recordar la diferencia entre tus vocales LARGAS y tus vocales CORTA!