Play School (1966)
Buses and Trains - Friday
TV-G
S158 • E5 Jan 1, 2005 25mFRIDAY:
Presenters
Leah Vandenberg and Teo Gebert
Pianist
Peter Dasent
Songs
"Hello My Friends"
Composer: Traditional
Publisher: ABC Music Publishing
"Do do do"
Composer: Vanessa & Karina Johnstone
Publisher: Jingle Jam Pty Ltd
"The Wheels on the Bus"
Composer: Traditional
Publisher: ABC Music Publishing
"Miss Polly"
Composer: Traditional
Publisher: ABC Music Publishing
"Splish Splash Splosh"
"If You're Happy and You Know It"
Composer: Peter & Robyn Mapleson
Publisher: ABC Music Publishing
Story
"Bus Stop Bop"
Story by: Robin Kingsland
Publisher: All Books For Children, London
Film
"Washing a Bus"
Play School, ABC
Ideas for Later
You could make a box bus and on the side paint or draw faces of the passengers. Or you could draw a train on a long piece of paper, and add the wheels to all the carriages, and then people at the windows, or anything else you think the train may need.
There are many ways to travel from place to place. You could find in some old magazines, pictures of different sorts of transport, e.g. bicycles, strollers, trains, ferries, planes, cars, buses etc… and paste the pictures in a scrap book.
If you see and hear another band like the Umbrellas, you could see if you know the names of the different instruments that are played, and pretend making the sounds.
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Presenters
Leah Vandenberg and Teo Gebert
Pianist
Peter Dasent
Songs
"Hello My Friends"
Composer: Traditional
Publisher: ABC Music Publishing
"Do do do"
Composer: Vanessa & Karina Johnstone
Publisher: Jingle Jam Pty Ltd
"The Wheels on the Bus"
Composer: Traditional
Publisher: ABC Music Publishing
"Miss Polly"
Composer: Traditional
Publisher: ABC Music Publishing
"Splish Splash Splosh"
"If You're Happy and You Know It"
Composer: Peter & Robyn Mapleson
Publisher: ABC Music Publishing
Story
"Bus Stop Bop"
Story by: Robin Kingsland
Publisher: All Books For Children, London
Film
"Washing a Bus"
Play School, ABC
Ideas for Later
You could make a box bus and on the side paint or draw faces of the passengers. Or you could draw a train on a long piece of paper, and add the wheels to all the carriages, and then people at the windows, or anything else you think the train may need.
There are many ways to travel from place to place. You could find in some old magazines, pictures of different sorts of transport, e.g. bicycles, strollers, trains, ferries, planes, cars, buses etc… and paste the pictures in a scrap book.
If you see and hear another band like the Umbrellas, you could see if you know the names of the different instruments that are played, and pretend making the sounds.
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