Rhythm, Rhythm Everywhere

Examines rhythm inherent in everyday activities and common objects such as jumping rope, sawing wood, raking leaves, blinking lights, a siren, a heartbeat, horses galloping, and people walking. Shows children imitating these rhythms and then using them to play a song on sticks, rattles, and a xylophone., Designed to stimulate children to discover rhythmic patterns in their environment and to enjoy experimenting with rhythmic movement, sounds and art. Begins with children's chants, jumprope and counting-out games. It further demonstrates the rhythms of everyday objects: lawn sprinklers, sewing machines, sirens, scrub brushes, meat slicers, clocks and hearts.
, Designed to stimulate children to discover rhythmic patterns in their environment and enjoy experiences with rhythmic movement.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.