Classics For Children

A Ballad of the Republic Sung in the Year 1888

by St. Exupery. The beloved story is witty, heart-warming and uplifting.

by Paul Tripp and iIllustrated by Henry Cole, with the classic recording by George Kleinsinger. 

retold by Caldecott Medalist Chris Raschka.

Set includes Bremen Town Musicians & Rabbit Ears DVD

Poet Laureate Jack Prelutsky's original poems inspired by Saint-Saëns' Carnival stir our imaginations as we listen to both the poetry and the music on the CD.

by Gennady Spirin.

Retold by Stephanie Spinner, illus. by Peter Malone with an orchestrated CD of the music.

The story and music by Allison Flannery, illus. by Vesper Stamper. plus activity sheets by Debra Lindsay to complete the unit.  

Narrator Yadu and The London Symphony introduce great music with story.

Debra Lindsay's packet of reproducible activities introducing the story and music.

by Debra Lindsay

by St. Exupery. The beloved story is witty, heart-warming and uplifting.

The tragicomic story of Stravinsky’s ballet, drawn from Russian folklore, retold by Vivian Werner and illustrated by John Collier.

This Caldecott Honor Book by Ilse Plume is a delightful retelling of the classic story.

illustrated by Peter Malone with a CD by the Cincinnati Pops.