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Getting Kids
In Sync
(presented by
Genevieve Jereb OTR)

• Nov 2008
  Perth, Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide, Sydney
• February 2009
  2-day workshop in Windsor, filmed for DVD!
• June 2009
  Ireland

Listening With
The Whole Body
(presented by
Sheila Frick OTR)

• Australia
  March 2009 — Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney

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About
Getting Kids
In Sync

“Today has really made a difference to me. After three years, I now, for the first time, understand my son — and that is pure joy” (Parent of a child with Learning Disability)

“Perfectly and clearly articulated without being ‘dumbed down’ or unprofessional. Entertaining as well as right on the money for me.” (Music Therapist)

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About Gen’s
Music

“We play it at home, in the car, when we are spinning out disorganized in the evening. ...it really does bring some centering for the girls (and the parents), and unites us back to the same arousal from which we are more organized to do anything. ...every parent I know could use such a nice and easy 'engine changer!'” (An occupational therapist who is also a parent of two young children)

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

it’s circle time!

By Genevieve Jereb and Vicki Kitchner

Designed for preschoolers through early elementary, It’s Circle Time! makes learning fun. Kids will learn their numbers, vowels, alphabet, weather, days of the week, and more through catchy tunes and sing alongs. The lyrics to these songs were written by special education teacher, Vicki Kitchner, to be used in the classroom or the home setting. Music written and performed by Genevieve Jereb, OTR.

Now, Gellybean Records’ first release has a brand new cover, by artist Christine Vande Voort — you can see her work on Jumpin‘ Jellybeans as well.

It’s Circle Time! is now available on !

       

what they’re saying

“Kids will move and groove with these cheerful and charming songs,
just right for strengthening sensory-motor skills, attention and stamina.”
— Carol Stock Kranowitz M.A. (Author of “The Out of Sync Child”)

the songs

1. Circle Time / Good Morning To You
2. Harold Hippopotamus
3. Robby The Rainbow Snail
4. The Fair
5. Where Shall We Play?
6. Laying In Bed
7. Opposites
8. Stranger Danger
9. The Bone-Crunchin’ Alphabet Song / Circle Time Is Done