Reviews for Macbeth

The average rating for Macbeth based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2017-04-02 00:00:00 Ferdinant Hora Originally published in 1893, and now available through Project Gutenberg as a free e-book download, it's a very interesting look at how we played with children 100+ years ago. And there may still be some value in these finger plays for the creative who can find or create tunes to go along with the material. []

Review # 2 was written on 2019-06-14 00:00:00 Jocelyn Laurin Grades: PK-KG Summary: 18 songs, some based on nursery rhymes, tell little stories about lambs, chickens, pigs, mice, a squirrel, a sparrow, a pussycat, a boy, and more. Each song is accompanied by detailed instructions for a finger game and music for piano accompaniment. Review: These songs are easy to learn and teach. The illustrations are charming even if the clothes of the children depicted are clearly 18old fashioned 19. The instructions are perfect for teachers, parents as well as for children themselves and are easy to follow while still leaving space to build on. In class uses: - Learn as poems or as songs depending on children 19s inclination - Teach finger games to enhance fine motor skills, hand eye coordination teach body awareness and symbolic representation - Phonemic awareness: identify rhymes