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A Keelie

This call and response song from Ghana is a great way of focusing children’s attention and bringing them together.

Used by permission of Ex Cathedra

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Student Nkem-paul Report this comment

Posted 24th Jun 2011 05:06

just so brill for an African girl like me, thx guys for posting this song.

Singup Lovern Report this comment

Posted 10th Jun 2011 07:35

I just love that song

Miss Hall Report this comment

Posted 13th May 2011 04:14

this is very nice

Miss Mitchell Report this comment

Posted 11th May 2011 06:06

we sing this all the time with mr broad our music teacher

 

Mum Petitt Report this comment

Posted 13th Apr 2011 07:49

It is brrrrrrrrrrrrrriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll i love it

Mum Petitt Report this comment

Posted 8th Apr 2011 08:14

I love it we have it on all morning

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Posted 7th Feb 2011 07:38

Having visitors from Ghana coming over in March, can't wait to sing it to them to make them feel welcome! I am sure that the children and the teachers will appreciate it! Thanks xx

Little Princess Aspin Report this comment

Posted 7th Jan 2011 06:57

this song is brilliant it would get chilren to quiet own and it would show all the other children how to behave sensible:)

Singup Harris Report this comment

Posted 5th Dec 2010 10:34

This is a brilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll sooooooooooooooooooooooonnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnggggggggggggggggggggggggggg

Sam Cox Report this comment

Posted 9th Oct 2010 05:47

This song is very good and easy to teach to the kids at school and at home. 10/10 sing up!

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Mrs Painter Report this comment

Posted 22nd Sep 2010 09:16

Mrs. Painter

 

What fun! Not only do the children enjoy singing it the adults do as well.

 

Miss Jackson Report this comment

Posted 27th May 2010 04:21

this is very gooooood miss watts i like itt luv it

Miss Watts Report this comment

Posted 7th May 2010 06:29

A very effective song that teaches kids another language. It is very phenomonal

Mrs York Report this comment

Posted 4th Feb 2010 08:11

A cheerful and upbeat song, the children have really enjoyed learning it!

Mrs Smith Report this comment

Posted 18th Oct 2009 07:58

It means: 'Listen, Macolay, do you want to come and play? Yes, yes, I want to come and play.'

I'm a huge fan of this song and so are all the children I have taught it to!

Mrs Turner-Moore Report this comment

Posted 15th Oct 2009 12:23

I think it's a lovely song and would probably be lost in translation.

Mrs Hill Report this comment

Posted 6th Oct 2009 10:19

The children enjoy the song but we are unable to get the translation. It would be nice for the children to know what they are singing.

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