Doggie, doggie, where's your bone?

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Sharpen your pupils’ listening and rhythmic skills using this playful singing game

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Doggie, doggie, where's your bone? (performance track)

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Age: 3 to 5 , 5 to 7
Song type: Call-and-response , Game
Style: Traditional - North America
Subject: Early Learning: Communication and language , Early Learning: Expressive arts and design , Music
Scoring: A cappella , Unison

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The performance track was recorded specially for Sing Up by Amy Armstrong, Charlotte Law and Shelly Ambury.

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