Turn the Table Upside Down

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Turn the table upside down

Turn the table upside down
Upside down
Upside down

Turn the table upside down
My turn riding

Push and pull; I’ll ring my bell
Ring my bell
Ring my bell

Push and pull; I’ll ring my bell
While I’m riding

Ride the table; don’t tell mom
Don’t tell mom
Don’t tell mom

Ride the table; don’t tell mom
She won’t like it!

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Count Me In (And You Too)

Count Me In (And You Too)

Count Me In (And You Too)

Here is a Digital Web Book (DWB) for kids. 

Go ahead and download it and try it out. 

Your kids will love it!

 

Here it is in video format:

Count Me In

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Sonnet Contest for Kids


eep! is pleased to announce its first ever sonnet writing contest for kids!

Rules:

1. Kids must be 14 or younger.
2. Sonnets must be 14 lines of iambic pentameter.
3. No specific sonnet style is required.
4. One sonnet per child.
5. Sonnets must be received via email by June 1, 2012.
6. eep! (Ennis Electronic Publishing) will be the sole judges and will determine the winner by June 30, 2012.
7. All entries may be published by eep! on its website: www.kidseep.com
8. First prize winner will be awarded a $25 Amazon Gift Certificate, one TY Beanie Baby doll (Eggbert), and one copy of the illustrated book, “Daisies and Raindrops. Sonnets for Children.”
9. Second prize winner will be awarded a $15 Amazon Gift Certificate and one copy of the illustrated book, “Daisies and Raindrops. Sonnets for Children.”
10. Third prize winner will be awarded a $10 Amazon Gift Certificate and one copy of the illustrated book, “Daisies and Raindrops. Sonnets for Children.”
Please send entries to: contest@kidseep.com with the Subject: Kids Sonnet Contest
11. You can find more information on how to write a sonnet here: http://www.sonnettics.com/here


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