Bernie German's Program for Schools
Phone: 905-849-5764
Age - appropriate shows:
45 minute shows for Day-care - Libraries - Pre-school
One hour shows for ages K - grade 5 - elementary
Shows will vary according to the occasion and age group, but here is a list of some of the songs we do:
Canada Rocks! Canada Rocks, with all the best music, Canada Rocks, with all the best schools. Canada Rocks, with all the best teachers, Canada Rocks - Hey, Canada's Cool!
Canadian Mounties A fun look at the R.C.M.P. A real patriotic anthem kids love to sing along to!
I Love Sports! Baseball, game day. Football, fair play. What did I hear you say? I love sports! Soccer and swimming. Hockey and winning. What did I hear you say? I love sports!
Buddy the Blue Box! Meet my Buddy, The Blue Box - we've got a very clever plan - Now we can recycle all of our paper and Bottles and Cans!
Students sing along with Buddy the Blue Box and Goopy the Green Bin as Bernie encourages the three R's - Reduce, Re-use and Recycle!
Look at Me, I'm a Dinosaur The first animal featured in our history lesson. What was the first animal ever to live in Canada?
Maple Leaf Railroad Let's take a trip on Canada's only Coast to Coast Railroad. And everyone is included!
This Land Is Your Land What is so wonderful about living in Canada? Let’s list why we love Canada so much and what our country is doing for others.
Land Of The Silver Birch Our first Nations People and early trappers traded beaver pelts with the fur trading companies. The only way to deliver the pelts was in enormous canoes known as Voyageur Canoes.
Farewell To Nova Scotia Four brothers go off to war. Only one returns. A salute to our Canadian veterans.
Log Drivers Waltz East Coast early logging activities generally included the dangerous activity of running logs down fast rivers.
Ya Hoo! This song is about a child who's family moves from Toronto to Alberta and finds things are a bit different in the new school. It's tough making new friends.
Slap That Flat Tail Beaver: The beaver has had a real influence on our history, bringing in trappers and then settlers following the fur trade.
Canadian Cowboy The continuing role of the cowboy today from managing livestock to environmental efforts tracking populations of bear, wolf, deer and elk.
Black Fly Song Early settlers as well as modern day campers both had these pesky little friends.
Something To Sing About (This Land Of Ours) Wrapping up the show with a real crowd pleaser.
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Book your Show now! Call: 905 849-5764 bgerman1@cogeco.ca |
To purchase CD: send cheque or money order to: Bernie German, 2251 Westoak Trails Boulevard Unit #4, Oakville, Ontario L6M 3P7. Send cheque or money order for $15.00 per CD plus $3.00 shipping and handling per order.
Or you can contact our Toronto distributor: