Ready to make a splash? Join Ms. Elizabeth, Forte the Lion, and special guest Charlotte for a fun-filled ocean-themed music adventure! This episode is packed with interactive songs, musical movement, and a listening adventure to Vivaldi’s Summer. We’ll explore echo singing, legato and staccato movement, and the energetic rhythms of a summer thunderstorm.

🎵 What We’ll Do in This Episode:
– Sing along with the echo song “Charlie Over the Ocean”
– Learn a legato and staccato ball song with fun movement prompts
– Experience Vivaldi’s Summer concerto like never before—through rain, thunder, and dancing wind!
– Learn musical terms like echo, legato, staccato, tempo, and presto in an age-appropriate way

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