
Joe Reilly
Children of the Earth
© 2007 Joe Reilly (837101416801)
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Fun and original environmental songs for kids of all ages.
tracks
- 1 The Declaration of Interdependence
- 2 I Love Nature
- 3 Don't Pollute, Dora King
- 4 The Huron River Stewardship Song
- 5 The Rainy Day Song
- 6 The Michigan Song
- 7 Trees, Nora Sinnett
- 8 Tree Hugging Song
- 9 Help the Trees, Dora King
- 10 If I Could Be Any Tree
- 11 The Animals, Gabe Linderman
- 12 The Animal Song
- 13 What Makes a Bird a Bird?
- 14 Mammals
- 15 Raptor Rap
- 16 Reptiles
- 17 Plant Trees, Recycle, and Compost, Nora Sinnett
- 18 Human Nature
- 19 Hello Spring
- 20 Our Magical Hike
- 21 Oh Mosquito
- 22 The Art of Nature
- 23 Home
- 24 Just Like You, Nora Sinnett
- 25 Peace, Love, and Unity
- 26 The Robot Song
- 27 Grow
- 28 I Won't Be Scared
- 29 What Can We Do?
- 30 Children of the Earth, featuring Nora Sinnett
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Singer Songwriter Joe Reilly brings message of environmental stewardship to "Children of the Earth" in new CD
Latest album offers environmental songs for kids of all ages
Joe Reilly is a singer, songwriter and environmental educator at the Leslie Science and Nature Center in Ann Arbor, Michigan. His way of working with children is empowering, inspiring, and educational. Offering an interactive musical program called Children of the Earth, Joe helps people of all ages deepen their relationships with themselves, each other, and with their natural environment. Appropriate for preschool through middle school, Joe brings smiles to audiences while teaching ecology and environmental stewardship with creative lyrics and catchy melodies.
After more than two years of writing songs with and for children, Joe is ready to release a full-length album of environmental songs for kids of all ages. Titled Children of the Earth, the album includes a chorus of kids’ voices singing with Joe and his guitar on several of the twenty-three fun and educational tunes. The songs teach environmental science and ecological stewardship while entertaining kids and adults alike. Children’s voices offer brief interludes between songs as they candidly speak about what is important to them in nature and as they teach us how we can better protect our natural environment. The album offers hope for young and future generations in a time when the stability of our earth’s ecosystems and our place in them can feel uncertain.
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Children of The Earth
author: jennyMy daughter learned of Joe reilly from green Adventures camp; The Huron River is her favorite song along with all the other children at the camp. So, I ordered the entire CD and my daughter and I both love it. All of the songs are great. Joe, your'e a spectacular artist along with being a wonderful educator. Thank you
Fun and educational
author: KrisI bought this to share with my class of second graders. They're going to love it! The songs are so catchy and entertaining but also very educational.
Fabulous!!!
author: TerriJoe Reilly speaks to our collective soul. He gives voice to all of us who love the earth. Where better to start the renewal of the earth than with these wonderful songs. He has a rare and gifted talent.
children of the earth
author: Lisa AltenbachBeautiful. My children love it and we have shared it with all of their friends at school as well as family. Little children have big voices. We want Joes message to be heard
A Real Gem
author: Anita DacanayJoe's CD is such a unique creation - what a fun way to learn about and celebrate planet Earth! Playful, educational, inspiring, and full of catchy tunes that compel everyone to sing along. My 7 year old gives the CD a BIG thumbs up, and says his favorite song is "I Love Nature."
Eco Tunes
author: National Public Radio's Living On EarthFrom mammals to amphibians, the water cycle to tomatoes, singer-songwriter Joe Reilly teaches kids about the importance of the environment through music- and invites them to sing along. Reilly combines his love of music and his role as an environmental educator on the new CD "Children of the Earth." The youngsters Reilly works with sing along and offer their own ideas to help teach basic science, and spread the message of the importance of ecological stewardship to young people.
fantastic!
author: lori fithiani can't stop playing it... both of joe's albums are unbelievable - i love his word-smithing - it all makes me smile! and dance! i can't wait to get one to give my little nephews out in colorado. they are already sharing their water with the frogs and fishes, they will love it!
- author: skibickis
The Skibickis love your new CD! Happy Thanksgiving...we're thankful that you share your talents with us!
Teaching Ecology and Stewardship
author: Ann Arbor NewsReilly has used his songwriting skills as a method for teaching ecology and natural science...His CD includes 23 original songs with environmental themes that teach stewardship of the Huron River, the importance of planting and caring for trees and animals (including mosquitoes), and of the interconnection between all living creatures. The CD includes interviews with kids as they share what’s important to them about the Earth and suggest simple things people can do to help support healthy ecosystems.
Artfully woven
author: Jeannine PalmsJoe invites children into his music. It is music that celebrates the natural world and draws participants in to be a part of it. The children precipitate, evaporate, and condensate through the water cycle; they become a tiny seed that transforms into a life-giving tree. Some of Joe's tunes are artfully woven together with the children's words and ideas. As they move and sing, they learn. Joe's playfulness and humble empathy for all life soon has the children singing about their part in caring for the intricate web of life that connects us all. Joe has a genuine way of communicating with children that holds their attention in the moment but also stays with them to be spontaneously uttered later: ‘We are all related.'