Creepy Crawly Calypso Pb New Ed

Creepy Crawly Calypso is a musical mini-beast adventure with a counting theme from 1 to 10.

Ten kinds of spiders and insects use a variety of instruments to make calypso music, in a story which includes notes about the insects and the instruments they play.

Ten kinds of spiders and insects use a variety of instruments to make calypso music. Includes music score and notes about the insects and the instruments they play.

Jump and jive from one to ten with a boisterous band of insects in this playful counting rhyme. The book includes fascinating facts about the insects and their instruments, as well as a simple music score. Offers an interactive reading/dancing experience and encourages children to experiment with movement in response to text and sound. AR Level: 2.3 Includes a dual-purpose audio and video CD to listen to the audio on a CD player, or listen and watch the video animation on a Mac or PC.

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