Tag: Andrew

Humpty Dumpty – Part 2

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Humpty Dumpty – Part 2

Gumnut Music September 22, 2020

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See-saw Sacradown

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See-saw Sacradown

Gumnut Music September 22, 2020

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Jack in the Box

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Jack in the Box

Gumnut Music September 15, 2020

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Traffic Light

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Traffic Light

Gumnut Music September 15, 2020

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Up in the Air, I Fly

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Up in the Air, I Fly

Gumnut Music September 1, 2020

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There’s a Cobbler Down My Street

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There’s a Cobbler Down My Street

Gumnut Music August 25, 2020

Is it windy where you are? Here is a fun rhyme to explore the feeling of wind whilst also learning body parts and engaging the senses. Reciting rhymes with your child helps build strong bonds, improves literacy development and the inspires the imagination.