Singing Science Records

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Do you know where I could find the rest of these? This link http://www.acme.com/jef/singing_science/ is no longer working. :(

I would also like to have the rest of these songs. I used them all the time in my science classes. I’m so disappointed to no longer have access to them.

I found the songs at: http://www.acme.com/jef/singing_science/ but now the page no longer exists. I sent Jef an email asking him if he still has the mp3’s and why he can’t keep them accessible. I did not get a reply. I was able to access them in January 2010 and sent the link to all my brothers and sisters since we grew up on them. I am teaching ESL now and really would like to teach some songs while they learn things without knowing it, like we did when we were kids. I’ve been searching all over the web and am finally a little happy that I was able to download a few mp3’s. I bought a set of the old LP’s and will have to figure out how to copy them to a CD or MP3 player or buy a record player!

I too had a set of these albums that I used to use with my students. The albums are long gone, and the students long grown. I was thrilled to find Jeff’s sight, and now so disappointed that the site is no longer available. Any discoveries of the full set of albums would be greatly appreciated.

I am thrilled to find the rock song again! You can buy the ‘space songs’ album on itunes for about £5 which is a small consolation but if anyone finds any of the other albums that would be great!

Where did you get the records? I also teach ESOL and I wish I had more songs that give the why behind a concept. Not just the cow say’s “moo.” I wish school house rock still produced songs. You can get a record player at target. Mine plays records, tapes, cd’s, and an ipod.

I have all 6 albums in mp3 form. I downloaded them a number of years ago. We used to listen to them in the early 1970’s when we could not go out for recess.

I found a site with all of them! Here’s the link:

http://www.kidsknowit.com/educational-songs/index.php?topic=Physics

jeff page with songs can be found here

http://web.archive.org/web/20060214151912/http://www.acme.com/jef/singing_science/

Thanks for making these available. I had the LPs as a kid in the early ’60s. They got me through elementary shcool. I once performed several of them in front of myh 4th grade class.

I’ve got the Weather songs on MP3.

You can find more of them at http://www.kidsknowit.com/educational-songs/index.php

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