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Our "Action Song for Kids" is a funky and bouncy dance tune that introduces the action verbs "clap", "stomp", "swing", "dance", "sing", jump", "touch", and "shake". In the video, our robot and the little chicks present a funky choreography on the dance floor, while Mother Hen and the band are singing their hearts out!

This song can be used in the classroom or at home to encourage learning through music and body movement. The rhythm, musical arrangement, lyrics, and animation all work together to teach action verbs in the most effective way possible!

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Children will learn the moves to, "Shake Your Sillies Out". Your kids will have a blast with this silly and fun brain breaks action song! Shake Your Sillies Out is great for brain breaks, circle time, group activities or those bad weather days when children can't go outside to play.

Shake Your Sillies Out is a great brain break, action song to make it easy and fun to take a quick energy break. More and more schools are realizing the significant values of brain breaks in the classroom. Shake Your Sillies Out is a great brain breaks action and dance song for toddlers, preschoolers, kindergarten and elementary age children.

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Let's move and learn! "Stand Up, Sit Down" is a fun actions song to get children moving and learning. In this song we'll learn and do: stand up, sit down, turn around, put one hand up, put one hand down, put two hands up, put two hands down, jump, hop, run and stop. A very fun and energetic song that kids love!

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Body Boogie is a great brain breaks action, dance song to make it easy and fun to take a quick energy break. When children take a moment to sing, dance and move then they can return to their academics feeling happy, energized and renewed. This brain breaks dance song is perfect for preschool, kindergarten, elementary and physical education.

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Here's a Welcome song for the classroom or daycare. It's a fun action song for kids, for circle time. What a fun way to start the day! "Hello everyone, how are you? How are you? How are you? "