A Blunder Down Under (A Musical Play for Young Voices): Singer's Edition (5-Pak)

ISBN-10
0769253490
ISBN-13
9780769253497
Pages
28
Language
English
Published
1997-07-01
Authors
Mary Donnelly, George L. O. Strid

Description

When blundering Emmet Emu plays stork for the day trying to deliver the Wallaby's brand new baby, he is waylaid by a pack of disreputable dingoes and then delivers the baby wallaby to the koala bears' house by mistake. It takes a trip to kangaroo court to get the whole mess straightened out. With six charming original songs, A Blunder Down Under is fun and appropriate for grades three through six. Your audience will definitely have a 'G'day, Mate.' (Duration: 45 min.)

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