Sadarri
Shake Your Tale Feathers
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Sadarri showers you with hand-clappin', foot-stompin',finger-snappin' FUN with upbeat stories, rhythm, and rhyme from around the globe.
tracks
- 1 Jazzy Three Bears (English)
- 2 Anansi's Tiny Waist
- 3 Pigging Out!
- 4 Jazzy Three Bears (Spanish)
- 5 Jacques and the Mango Tree
- 6 The Legend of Two Volcanoes
- 7 Street Medley
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From Haiti to Honduras; Africa to Arkansas; France to Fiji...
This multilingual writer and storyteller extraordinaire brings a unique blend of language, movement, and teaching to her high demand interactive performances! Fluent in English, Spanish, French, Haitian Creole, and Sign Language, Sadarri brings her stories alive with upbeat rhythms, seamless translation, and hilarious character voices. National winner of numerous awards, she has performed across the country and abroad. She has had the honor of sharing her stories at the International Storytelling Center; The National Storytelling Festival, Exchange Place; The Washington Storytelling Theater; and many other well-known venues. Her writings and recordings continue to be a hit with both old and young alike. An educator for over fifteen years, Sadarri helps children learn while they have fun at the same time! Her intriguing voice has been recorded and used by companies and schools throughout the country. Family members often join her in this wonderful art. Sadarri's recordings are a true treasure set apart by their richness and diverse flavor.
AWARDS
"Shake Your 'TALE' Feathers": (Parents' Choice and NAPPA Award)
"SOL Mates": (Parents' Choice and Storytelling World Award)
"Finding True North": (Pegasus Award for Outstanding High School and
Middle School Resources)
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Es buena! Lástima que sea un poco corta para pareciar un p[oco más.
author: Nora LaLindeMe gustaría saber cuántas historias tiene en español e inglés? Así mismo en fránces. Gracias