Show Notes
In today's episode we question our pants, celebrate the enormous gifts of James Baldwin and work together to make up a story about a creature who lives in a tree. Clearly a certain streaming service should have put their production dollars into Noodle Loaf instead of that other podcaster guy.
We kick things off like we kick off our pants after a long day spent jogging in a rain storm, by questioning the need for pants in the first place. This Call and Response game was inspired by some listeners who sent in a song they made up to help get keep up morale during wiggly diaper changes. I flipped it and made it into a game. Just like their baby flips and tries to make diaper changes into a game. ✪
James Baldwin Used His Words to say so many things. He was enormously gifted at eloquently and poignantly critiquing the world around him. This Echo Song is a tribute to his talent. ✪
In our Mad Libs spinoff, You Make The Story, you get to fill in the blanks in real time to create whatever story your imagination wants to invent. ✪
We hope you enjoy our music and games for preschoolers, kindergarteners and early elementary age kids! It's like a music lesson for kids that is 100% non-GMO.
✪✪✪ I have written three pictures books celebrating families. They make great gifts :) https://bookshop.org/lists/books-by-dan-saks ✪✪✪
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