"Featuring the Songs of Hap Palmer"03 June 2003Family57 mins
Children's music legend, Hap Palmer, has pioneered the technique of integrating music and movement in the area of early childhood education. These fun, live-action songs with colorful animated introductions will entertain children for hours and introduce basic skills such as recognition of letters, colors, shapes and number concepts. This DVD runs 50 minutes. Ages 2-6.
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