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Title: Conga In The Kitchen
Voicing/Format: Compact Disc
Publisher: Hal Leonard Publishing Corp
Composer: Jacobson/Billingsley
Catalog #: 08740587
Series: Music First Express

Price: $19.95

From the creators of Hop 'Til You Drop, here are 12 more original songs by John Jacobson and Alan Billingsley that each focus on a different movement activity, and help children develop fine and not-so-fine motor skills and sequential thought processes. This collection will help children raise their self esteem and an awareness of the colorful world around them. John provides suggestions on how to use each song and also gives you a sequential approach to teaching the movement. For Grades K-3.

This promotional recording is for listening purposes only.