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I'm Gonna Be An Astronaut

The Astronaut and the Ow Wee Ka Zow Wee Videos were done by multiple Emmy Award Winning producers Lisa Lax and Nancy Stern(twin sisters!) We filmed these at Billy Zagger's studio called B-Train Films. Amazing people, amazing place, amazing time...eep...

Ow Wee Ka Zow Wee

Music Videos

First Two Songs of Every Class

              I Like You There's No Doubt About It into

Oowee Goowee Chicken Pie with a class

I teach in Harlem, NYC(using some sign language)

I Likeylike You

Me and the Schwimmettes rehearsing "I Likeylike You" for one of our Kimmy Schwimmy stage shows.

Do the Martian Hop

Afterschool class with mommy's and their biscuits! 

Wishy the Fishy

Rehearsal Video

Super Hero Day

This rehearsal is actually exactly how I teach the song to my students in the classroom! We focus on the gross motor skills of the different super heroes thus making this a way to 'allow' super heroes in the classroom to play and sing about in a fun and proactive way! 

Rumble in the Jungle

 

Imagination abounds when a child gets to pretend they are playing with and even 'being' a jungle animal. A fun way to teach and enhance gross motor development in school.

We've Got a Rainbow

 

Sensory integration mixed with gross motor and color recognition all while taking turns coming to the 'middle' to dance!

Drumming With the Animals

Sitting in a circle with Kimmy Schwimmy playing drums and interacting with each other while doing a call and response song about animals and Africa. This song takes a traditional African drum rhythm played by Tom Foote on Djembe to the preschool classroom where children can hear something from another time and place and experience their own kind of fun and happy in their moment. Music is truly magical and timeless...and fun....

I Likeylike You

Here we are singing and doing some sign language with the Likeylike You song by Kimmy Schwimmy. Kimmy sits the children in a circle when she teaches/sings creating an atmosphere where everyone can see each other and interact with each other as they sing. 

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