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Teacher's Manual Choral (Teacher's Edition)
SKU: HL.9970236
A Musical Tale of Ancient Civilizations. Composed by John Jacobson and Roger Emerson. Expressive Art (Choral). Children's Musical. Score. 64 pages. Hal Leonard #9970236. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.9970236).ISBN 9798350110562. UPC: 073999702361. 9.0x12.0x0.156 inches. John Jacobson/Roger Emerson.
Travel back in time and join inquisitive archeologists, Taki and Tut, and their fossil friend, Lucy, as they explore the wonders of ancient civilization. From the farm laborers of early Mesopotamia and Egyptian mummies who rap to a chorus of ancient Greeks and Romulus and Remus who dream of building a great city, you and your students will love discovering the archeological mysteries of the past.
Available: Teacher's Edition, Singer 5-Pak, Preview CD and ShowTrax CD. Performance Time: 35 minutes. For Grades 4-8.
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Ratings + Reviews
Based on 8 Reviews
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Anonymous
April 19, 2022
Just no
No! I did this in 5th grade and did not like it! I wanted a bigger part than peasant 3!
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Poop
April 29, 2013
dif\g
it is awesome ir is fun
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Emma
February 15, 2013
Excellent!
I did this play back in sixth grade, and I am still in love with it! I wouldn't mind doing it this year or next year... I have found, however, that there are good and bad ways to portray the play. It all depends on how the teacher wants the play to be given.
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Ang
November 03, 2011
Great Production
My class was studying ancient civilizations and this play complemented that curriculum well. The kids came out of their shells, they sang and they continue to talk about it one year later! It was fantastic!
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Confusius
June 05, 2011
personally, it's not very good
I am a third grade music teacher in Virginia, and I just have to say that I personally don't like this musical. I had to teach my students this, because my boss asked me too, but if it was up to me, I don't think I would have chosen this musical to show my students. I think it's unfair, (since they're still young anyway) that not everyone got a part, and a lot of students who wanted a part, but didn't get one were disappointed. Some parents told me after the play, that they thought the songs were annoying, and the jokes were cheezy, and they thought the students deserved to do something better than dig it as the last end-of-the-year play. One said the students were great, it was just the play that the students were in, that made this not worth watching.
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Jid8
August 06, 2010
Awsome
I LOVE this play.It's the best play I've ever been in!!!!!!! I did this play in 5th grade with me drama programat school. I love the charecters and they can be portrayed by both males and females.I love the music!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I LOVE THIS PLAY!!!
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Anonymous
May 06, 2010
The Worst Thing I've ever been forced into
We had to sing toga party, so long ago, and here's to the future. I was on the verge of throwing up my lower intesine. We sang the most false things ever. I understand this for 1st and maybe 2nd graders, but 6th graders, utter nonsense.
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Anonymous
May 06, 2010
A Disappionting Musical
We are forced to perform this musical, and we have determined that it has absolutely no redeeming qualities. The very basic history displayed is flawed. I would not recommend this to anyone.
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