Play School (1966)
Putting on a Show (2003) (Wednesday)
TV-G
S138 • E3 25mWEDNESDAY
Presenters - Leah Vandenberg and Matt Passmore
Pianist - Peter Dasent
Songs
"The Wombat Wobble"
Composer: Val Donlon
Publisher: Unpublished
"Zoom"
Composers: P. Reade & P. Charlton
Publisher: Manuscript (from "The New Useful Book", ABC)
"Flutter, Flutter Butterfly"
Composer: Lesley Lees
Publisher: Ward Lock Educational (from "Jump Into The Ring")
"Two Little Puppy Dogs" (Chant)
Composer: Unknown
Publisher: Unknown
"Come To the Party"
Composer: George Dewey
Publisher: A. & C. Black (from "Game Songs")
Film
"Wuruniri Music and Dance"
(ABC, Play School)
Story
"If You Give a Moose a Muffin"
Author: Text: Laura Joffe Numveroff. Illustrations: Felicia Bond
Publisher Harper Collins
Animation
"Three Little Ducks" animation
(ABC, Play School)
Make and Do
Dog Mask
Ideas for Later
Find a picture of a wallaby, a Kookaburra, and a Platypus, and have a chat about where they like to sleep. You could then paint a picture of their homes.
You could make some pretend food for a toy using scraps of cellophane, patty holders, cartons, cardboard tubes etc….
Presenters - Leah Vandenberg and Matt Passmore
Pianist - Peter Dasent
Songs
"The Wombat Wobble"
Composer: Val Donlon
Publisher: Unpublished
"Zoom"
Composers: P. Reade & P. Charlton
Publisher: Manuscript (from "The New Useful Book", ABC)
"Flutter, Flutter Butterfly"
Composer: Lesley Lees
Publisher: Ward Lock Educational (from "Jump Into The Ring")
"Two Little Puppy Dogs" (Chant)
Composer: Unknown
Publisher: Unknown
"Come To the Party"
Composer: George Dewey
Publisher: A. & C. Black (from "Game Songs")
Film
"Wuruniri Music and Dance"
(ABC, Play School)
Story
"If You Give a Moose a Muffin"
Author: Text: Laura Joffe Numveroff. Illustrations: Felicia Bond
Publisher Harper Collins
Animation
"Three Little Ducks" animation
(ABC, Play School)
Make and Do
Dog Mask
Ideas for Later
Find a picture of a wallaby, a Kookaburra, and a Platypus, and have a chat about where they like to sleep. You could then paint a picture of their homes.
You could make some pretend food for a toy using scraps of cellophane, patty holders, cartons, cardboard tubes etc….
