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Story Stage is a collaborative interactive and highly creative
puppet-based literacy resource encouraging groups or pairs of
children to work together around a computer to create their own
imaginative retellings of traditional stories. Each CD-ROM offers a
different storytelling environment in which up to four children can
contribute equally during planning, rehearsal and performance of
their work... with each pupil using their own mouse.
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The Enormous Turnip (CD-ROM)
Sarah Snashall; Illustrated by Paul Hutchinson
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Story Stage is a collaborative interactive and highly creative
puppet-based literacy resource encouraging groups or pairs of
children to work together around a computer to create their own
imaginative re-tellings of traditional stories. Each CD-ROM offers
a different storytelling environment in which up to four children
can contribute equally during planning, rehearsal and performance
of their work... with each pupil using their own mouse.
Sixty Country Dance Tunes 1786-1800 is a collection of rediscovered
folk tunes, made available for the first time since the end of the
eighteenth century. Consultant editor and renowned folk musician
Paul Hutchinson has curated this edition, bringing together the
following original publications: Twenty Four Country Dances for the
Year 1786 Cahusac's Annual Collection of Twentyfour favorite (sic.)
Country Dances for the Year 1800 Twelve Fashionable Country Dances
for the Piano Forte or Harp for the Year 1800 These lively dances
are presented as simple single-line melodies that appear alongside
beautiful images of the original scores, which include the
instructions for dancing. This volume provides an unmissable
collection of music from an incredibly rich era of England's folk
music heritage. It will be of immense value to musicians looking
for new repertoire and to those interested in finding out more
about the history of music at this time.
"The Soccer Hutch" explains the soccer knowledge behind the
patterns of play we see, whenever and wherever good soccer is
played. It is an analysis of the use of soccer knowledge throughout
all the playing positions, leading to the correct team shape on the
field. Via the correct team shape the "pass and move" concept of
football produces the goals, that make soccer, the beautiful game
we love. It is a one stop reference book on how to play all the
positions and dead ball situations in soccer and a guide to team
management at a local level.
Corrymeela - a Christian community committed to reconciliation, is
bounded by bells. Twice a day - morning and evening - a large bell
sounds out over the site. This is a call to attention, a call to
pause, a space to reflect on God, self, neighbour, stranger.
Between the Bells recounts the varied experiences of many whose
lives have been changed by their visit to Corrymeela, and the
changes they have effected in others. Narrated by the former Centre
Director of the Corrymeela Community, it is full of wild and
beautiful and funny stories that linger in the heart. Each story
shows an aspect of the reconciliation journey, and captures various
encounters - sad, challenging, inspiring, strange - that roam from
the epic to the everyday. Between the Bells considers these key
questions: - What needs reconciled in the 21st Century? - What has
religion to offer in a positive way to Northern Ireland, for its
people, for society? - How can we better understand conflict in
order to build positive relations, improve communication, and
nurture individuals, communities and society?
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