Mary Miche’ – Earthy Tunes & Songs for Teaching website

Mary Miche has MY FAVORITE recording of the Kookaburra song found on her on Earthy Tunes album.  (Unfortunately, the words are still copyrighted, so I can’t include them here.)  CHECK out the website where you’ll find the lyrics, her albums, and sooooo much more.

The WHOLE Earthy Tunes album by Mary Miche is a MOST enjoyable folk music recording, subtitled “Nature songs for Kids Ages 3 – 11 years”. I highly recommend having this as part of the music your children grow up with.  It really does make you feel more in tune with mother earth and all it’s unique features.  

There are a lot of gardening songs on it, like “Inch by Inch, Row by Row”, as well as original songs like “Banana Slug”, “Spiders and Snakes”, “Dirt, You Made My Lunch”, all educational as well as fully enjoyable to sing!  Mary is VERY tuned into the earth and it’s environment,  educating and advocating for conservation and peace through music and many other venues.  Teaching ourselves and our children is the best place to start!

You can find out more about Mary and her music on her website: www.marymiche.com .  You can even hear samples of the songs on her albums, and you can order your choice of her music by calling 510-845-8417.  My album is on audio cassette, and I’m not sure how else it is available.

Sept. 10 – NEW INFO.  I just heard from Mary, you can order any of her albums on CDs, or you can download the entire album from this really cool website,  www.songsforteaching.com .  I just checked it out, and WOW, what a wealth of music is available there !!!  Teachers of ALL sorts should be flocking to this site where you can find educational and entertaining music about most any subject.  Homeschooling moms, get ready to have some fun teaching any subject through music.  Talk about Ms. Debbie heaven, I could really go broke here!!!  Makes me want to get an ipod.  I’m definitely ording a CD version of “Earthy Tunes”, as well as another of her albums called “Peace It Together”.  And WOW again, there’s a Music Appreciation section.  Oooh, Oooh, Oooh,  See you later!