Yep, as Anita said, you should have been more specific as to the age and level of your ss.
Here are some suggestions. I �m a fan of a lively beat, especially the one you can dance to.
Here �s something i did in one of my plays with the kids, you may adapt it (ahhhh, if you had been more specific
)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsK_xN0kp_oThen, this one is of very poor quality, but will do (just to see the choreography). Plz, don�t mind the children�s lack of musical talent
they wanted to sing and i gave them a chance.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3ZyzIYu5Rkand the song can be found here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hAgs3BgTamwor the music sheet and MP3 version (it�s possible to download it) here:
http://www.halleonard.com/closerLookExternal.jsp?id=08621488i have made a karaoke version (as in the vid of my ss), but i also have a great cover that i downloaded from the net. it �s a great song, with a lot of miming. again, all thanks to my lovely dear friend, Denis O �Leary from Ireland, who told me about it.
Also,
"When the saints go marchin� in" is a great lively song, where two groups can �converse� while singing (like they do it here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RuO5wzIiIdw&feature=PlayList&p=59F96E8AD91F8D49&index=0) I also made a karaoke version and can give it to you.
EDIT:
"Wonderful world" by Sam Cooke can also do wonders. You can see how my ss sang it along with me here:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/muzyzxmymjq/Wonderful world 1.AVI
