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Camille Saint-Saens was a composer (someone who writes music) who was able to read and write at the age of 3! He began to take piano lessons at the same age and he also began writing his own music at the same time.

¡Camille Saint-Saens era una compositora (alguien que escribe música) que podía leer y escribir a la edad de 3 años! Comenzó a tomar clases de piano a la misma edad y también comenzó a escribir su propia música al mismo tiempo.

Camille Saint-Saens

More than 130 years ago Camille Saint-Saens wrote a piece of music called "Carnival of the Animals". One part of this piece of music was called "Royal March of the Lions". Listen to this song in the video below.

Hace más de 130 años, Camille Saint-Saens escribió una pieza musical llamada "Carnaval de los animales". Una parte de esta pieza musical se llamaba "Marcha Real de los Leones". Escucha esta canción en el siguiente video.

Go back and listen to the song again. This time when you see the Lion is marching around follow his footsteps and march with him. When you see the Lion ROAR! try to roar along with him.

Regresa y escucha la canción nuevamente. Esta vez, cuando veas al León marchando, sigue sus pasos y marcha con él. Cuando veas el rugido del león! Intenta rugir junto con él.

Ogden Nash was an American poet who was known for writing silly poems. He even wrote poems about the "Royal March of the Lions".

Ogden Nash fue un poeta estadounidense conocido por escribir poemas tontos. Incluso escribió poemas sobre la "Marcha Real de los Leones".

Ogden Nash

Listen as Mrs. Chuhta reads Ogden Nash's poem
"Royal March of the Lion"

Escuche mientras la señora Chuhta lee el poema de Ogden Nash
"Real Marcha del León"

Here's another fun song about a lion called "The Lion Sleeps Tonight".
Try to pat your legs and clap your hands with the steady beat in this song.

Aquí hay otra canción divertida sobre un león llamado "El león duerme esta noche".
Intenta acariciar tus piernas y aplaudir con el ritmo constante de esta canción.

Camille Saint-Saens was a composer (someone who writes music) who was able to read and write at the age of 3! He began to take piano lessons at the same age and he also began writing his own music at the same time.

Camille Saint-Saens

More than 130 years ago Camille Saint-Saens wrote a piece of music called "Carnival of the Animals". One part of this piece of music was called "Royal March of the Lions". Listen to this song in the video below.

Go back and listen to the song again. This time when you see the Lion is marching around follow his footsteps and march with him. When you see the Lion ROAR! try to roar along with him.

Ogden Nash was an American poet who was known for writing silly poems. He even wrote poems about the "Royal March of the Lions".

Ogden Nash

Listen as Mrs. Chuhta reads Ogden Nash's poem
"Royal March of the Lion"

Here's another fun song about a lion called "The Lion Sleeps Tonight".
Try to pat your legs and clap your hands with the steady beat in this song.

EXIT SLIP

Did you march and roar with the lion? (¿Marchaste y rugiste con el león?)

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This site is proudly developed and maintained by Mrs. Chuhta for the Springdale Music Department

Camille Saint-Saens was a composer (someone who writes music) who was able to read and write at the age of 3! He began to take piano lessons at the same age and he also began writing his own music at the same time.

Camille Saint-Saens

More than 130 years ago Camille Saint-Saens wrote a piece of music called "Carnival of the Animals". One part of this piece of music was called "Royal March of the Lions". Listen to this song in the video below.

Go back and listen to the song again. This time when you see the Lion is marching around follow his footsteps and march with him. When you see the Lion ROAR! try to roar along with him.

Ogden Nash was an American poet who was known for writing silly poems. He even wrote poems about the "Royal March of the Lions".

Ogden Nash

Listen as Mrs. Chuhta reads Ogden Nash's poem ​"Royal March of the Lion"

Here's another fun song about a lion called "The Lion Sleeps Tonight". Try to pat your legs and clap your hands with the steady beat in this song.

EXIT SLIP

Did you march and roar with the lion? (¿Marchaste y rugiste con el león?)

Location

Check out our Instagram!

This site is proudly developed and maintained by Mrs. Chuhta for the Springdale Music Department

Listen as Mrs. Chuhta reads Ogden Nash's poem
"Royal March of the Lion"

Here's another fun song about a lion called "The Lion Sleeps Tonight".
Try to pat your legs and clap your hands with the steady beat in this song.