Peter Piper (Tongue Twister)
This tongue twister is found in the pages of Mother Goose. Alas, I do not know who Peter was, if he existed at all or why he wanted to pick peppers. This version is one I learned when I was little.
This tongue twister is found in the pages of Mother Goose. Alas, I do not know who Peter was, if he existed at all or why he wanted to pick peppers. This version is one I learned when I was little.
This track is featured on Donna’s CD, ‘Fun, Foolery, and Folktales’. It is family friendly and great for smaller children.
This track is featured on Donna’s CD, ‘Fun, Foolery, and Folktales’. It is family friendly and great for smaller children.
This track is featured on Donna’s CD, ‘Angel’s Laughter’. This track is family friendly and great for smaller children. This is an original piece.
This track is featured on Donna’s CD, ‘Angel’s Laughter’. This track is family friendly and great for smaller children. This story was originally written by Nancy Schimmel, and it is retold here with her kind permission.
This track is featured on Donna’s CD, ‘Angel’s Laughter’. This track is family friendly and great for smaller children. I first heard this story when I was a student at Northwestern University and I hated it. My daughter has since helped me find oy in it. You can find...
This track is featured on Donna’s CD, ‘Angel’s Laughter’. This track is family friendly and great for smaller children. This is an original piece created by the Klibanow family.
This track is featured on Donna’s CD, ‘Angel’s Laughter’. This track is family friendly and great for smaller children. This is an original piece created by the Klibanow family.
This is an Italian version of the story “The Three Sillies”. This version of the story can be found in Joanna Cole’s book ‘Best Loved Folktales of the World’.
This track is featured on Donna’s CD, ‘Angel’s Laughter’. This track is family friendly and great for smaller children. This is a traditional campfire song.