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[My Baby Monsters: new children stories and kids books :: season 2] E is for Elephants, thomas Edison, and the bEatles (a classic old time radio - wild alphabet animal story - podcast) episode artwork

EPISODE · Apr 16, 2007 · 50 MIN

[My Baby Monsters: new children stories and kids books :: season 2] E is for Elephants, thomas Edison, and the bEatles (a classic old time radio - wild alphabet animal story - podcast)

from My Baby Monsters: kids stories, children music, children's books, kid art, & fun storytelling - old time radio movie - podcast · host A little girl and her daddy

Have you heard the one about the herd of elephants that liked to TWIST and SHOUT? Then come on, come on, come on elephant … it's time to enjoy another fun podcast for kids and other wild animals. So get ready to STOMP, ROCK and ROLL. This episode is filled with kids' music, children's stories, as well as the incredible inventions of Thomas Edison. The children's podcast is from our upcoming children's book –Wild Alphabet Stories (fun tails for kids and other wild animals). WATCH Kids' Podcast with children's art (m4a) HEAR audio version (mp3) Children's stories and music featured in this podcast: A is for American Alligators [new kids' MUSIC VIDEO from fun children's book] Blah Blah Blah [the candy thief's story] The incredible Lying King and the little bitty Beatles [kids' music storytelling game] Who-Whoo said the Ow-ow-owl to the Ch-ch-cheetah I see the extinct eye [so remember to look] The E-mail Egg [part of a nutritious breakfast] Making up stuff, just like Thomas Edison Dumbo has my ears. And a bird brain. The day the Earth lost its electricity The Elephant Song [watch great MUSIC VIDEO by guest artist, Eric Herman and the Invisible Band] She could be in The Beatles [new, historical, classic rocking music by guest artist, The Mod-est Lads] Lying King meets the World's Largest Little Bitty Elephant [daddy's new children's story] Children's art featured in this podcast: E is for Elephants, as in, Don't shake up the baby now. El-e-phant! Crawl away, Crawl away, Crawl away, baby now. Get the trunk out! Ahh... ahh... ahh... waaaaah. E is for Elephants and thE bEatles: CHILDREN'S BOOK PREVIEW [from Wild Alphabet Stories (fun tails for kids and other wild animals)... kids' song is a parody of the classic rock and roll song, Twist and Shout. First made famous by the Isley Brothers, then The Beatles, then Ferris Bueller, and now My Baby Monsters.] ALL CHILDREN'S ART from children's book, Wild Alphabet Stories (fun tails for kids and other wild animals) Be sure to get your FREE E is for Elephants COLORING PAGE Educational resources for parents and educators! LEARN MORE about Elephants, Thomas Edison, The Beatles, and other artists in this episode. Have fun, -- Josie (and dad) Like our show and have your own podcast? Help others discover it by sharing the My Baby Monsters Children's Storytelling Podcast (promo)

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