The Elephants Dance! - Lubbers, G.
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Singing out loud and stomping your feet is allowed! It's more fun to read when you can sing and dance with your favorite animal friends. The elephants play with maracas, tambourines, and drums, and dance along with all their friends. All the animals have fun dancing and playing music, as the meerkats, that play along with the saxophone, the alligator that drums a beat with his tail, the flamingos join in dancing on the water, and the cheetahs purr to the sound. The easy-to-read rhyme has a sing-song melody that engages music lovers and easily carries a tune while reading. A simple song sheet…mehr

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Singing out loud and stomping your feet is allowed! It's more fun to read when you can sing and dance with your favorite animal friends. The elephants play with maracas, tambourines, and drums, and dance along with all their friends. All the animals have fun dancing and playing music, as the meerkats, that play along with the saxophone, the alligator that drums a beat with his tail, the flamingos join in dancing on the water, and the cheetahs purr to the sound. The easy-to-read rhyme has a sing-song melody that engages music lovers and easily carries a tune while reading. A simple song sheet is written on the back page to help make singing easier. Have fun singing and dancing each night with your favorite animals with The Elephants Dance!
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Gretchen Lubbers DeChurch is a native of Louisville, Kentucky, and has always had a passion for both art and nature. She studied fine art and zoology in college, with an emphasis in art studio. A creative spirit, she has explored various mediums from illustration, watercolor painting, photography, clay sculpting, and glass sculpting. She began writing children's books hoping to inspire young readers to explore this beautiful world with hope that they will be the next generation to make positive changes for the future.