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Wee Sing Favorites Vol. 2: Animal Songs (VHS)

Pamela Conn Beall, Susan Hagen Nipp, Price Stern Sloan, Putnam & Grosset Group, David Poulshock Productions, Gunther Wahl Productions

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Featuring favorite songs from the Wee Sing series!

Recommended for kids 2 to 8

Presenting a tune-filled, toe-tapping new addition to every child's favorite sing-along video series. Featuring your note-worthy new host, Wee Singaling, and his wacky songbird buddy, Warbly, Wee Sing Favorites: Animal Songs is an enchanting new compilation of best-loved songs and merry musical adventures drawn from the award-wining Wee Sing video library.

They're furry. They're feathered. They're web-footed and warmhearted! They're all your very favorite Wee Sing animal friends. And, along with your newest Wee Sing pal, Singaling, they're all together for the first time ever to trot out 15 of the most sing-along-able, kid-sized Animal Songs known to man or beast!

ANIMAL SONGS INCLUDE: Bingo, Had A Little Rooster, Little Baby Ottie, Little Miss Muffet, Eentsy Weentsy Spider, Do Your Ears Hang Low?, The Old Grey Mare, One, Two, Whale That's Blue, Grasshoppers Three, Little Peter Rabbit, Frog Round, Mary Had A Little Lamb, I'm A Hermit Crab, Two Little Blackbirds, and Old MacDonald.

Introducing Warbly and Singaling!

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Pamela Conn Beall, Susan Hagen Nipp, Price Stern Sloan, Putnam & Grosset Group, David Poulshock Productions, Gunther Wahl Productions
Language
English
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