Children's Jukebox, Second Edition: The Select Subject Guide to Children's Musical Recordings

Rob Reid

Price:

$57.00

ALA Member

$51.30

Item Number:

978-0-8389-0940-9

Published:

2007

Publisher:

ALA Editions

Pages:

400

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Format:

Softcover

AP Categories:

A, C, G

Description
Table of Contents
About the Author
Reviews

"I truly believe I've listened to more children's musical recordings than anyone in the history of mankind."
--Rob Reid, from his Introduction

When it comes to keeping children engaged, take a clue from the Pied Piper: Music does the trick. The 548 recordings listed in Children's Jukebox offer a rich source of largely untapped material to energize children's experiences with storytimes or classroom presentations.

This new must-have reference doubles the number of musical recordings from the first edition with selections sorted into 147 subject headings, plus subcategories. It's easy to

Find the right song for the right occasion

Learn about little-known songs discovered by the author

Access web-based resources for more information on the artists and to order popular or hard-to-find recordings

Plan collection development and programming using the in-depth resources of the comprehensive discography

These nearly 550 children's recordings are among the best of the best, including Parent's Choice Award winners, ALA Notable Recordings, Grammy Award winners, and "sleeper" recordings the author discovered over many years of reviewing for School Library Journal and Booklist. The 45 recommendations for a core children's music collection provides librarians the essentials for a well-balanced collection.

All children's librarians, school librarians, preschool, early childhood, elementary and head start educators –even parents-- will want to put their hands on Children's Jukebox!

Introduction
Discography of Featured Recordings
A Recommended Core Collection
Rob's Favorite Original Children's Songs

The Subject Listings
Accidents
Alphabet/Letters
Amusement Parks/Playgrounds
Angels
Animals
Appliances
Arguing/Fighting
Babies
Babysitters
Backwards/Upside Down
Balloons
Bathtime
Bedtime
Birds
Birthdays
Blankets/Quilts
Body
Books/Reading
Boredom
Brotherhood/Sisterhood
Bubbles
Bullying
Burping
Celebration
Childhood
Circus
Cities/Neighborhoods/Towns
Cleverness
Clocks/Time
Clothing
Clumsiness
Collecting Things
Colors
Continents
Computers
Consumerism
Cooking/Baking
Cooperation/Sportsmanship
Counting/Numbers
Countries
Cowboys/Cowgirls
Days of the Week
Death
Differences
Digging
Dinosaurs
Disabilities
Divorce
Dolls
Drawing/Painting
Dreams
Earth
Earthquakes
Ecology/Nature
Emotions
Family
Farms
Fish
Flying
Food
Forgetfulness
Freedom
Friendship
Furniture
Gardens
Gluttony
Good-bye Songs
Growing
Hair
Health/Nutrition
Hello Songs
Heroes/Superheroes
Hiccupping
Home/Houses
Hugs
Hurrying
Illness
Imaginary Characters/Creatures
Imaginary Friends
Imaginary Places
Imagination
Insects
Islands
Jokes and Riddles
Jungles/Rainforests
Kindness
Kisses
Kites
Languages
Laziness
Libraries
Literary/Folklore Characters
Losing Things
Luck
Lullabies
Mail
Making Things
Manners
Messiness
Misbehavior
Money
Months of the Year
Morningtime
Mountains
Movement
Moving
Music
Names
Nighttime
Noise
Nonsense
Nursery Rhymes
Occupations
Opposites
Optimism
Outer Space
Patience
Peace
Perseverance
Pirates
Plants
Playing
Pollution
Procrastination
Questions
Radio
Rainbows
Recreation/Sports
Recycling
Rivers
Robots
Rocks and Minerals
Rounds
Royalty
Safety
Schools
Sea and Seashore
Seasons
Self Concept/Self-Esteem
Senses
Shadows
Shapes
Sharing
Shyness
Size
Special Places
Spiders
Spiritual
Stores/Markets/Restaurants
Storytelling
Teddy Bears
Teeth
Telephones
Television
Thankfulness
Tickling
Tools
Toys
Transportation/Travel
Treehouses
Twins/Triplets
The United States of America
Video Games
Volcanoes
Wagons
Water
Weather
Wishes
Wordplay
Zoos

Resources

Rob Reid

Rob Reid, with more than 20 years' experience as children's librarian, teaches courses on children's and young adult literature and librarianship as full time lecturer at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. He is the author of Family Storytimes, Something Funny Happened at the Library, Cool Story Programs for the School-aged Crowd and other ALA Editions favorites. A regular contributor to Book Links, he is also a popular and entertaining presenter at conferences, libraries, and schools.

"Valuable to children's librarians and others that are providing programming for children."
--American Reference Books Annual

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