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Meg Russell performed her "Hat Parade" program celebrating the differences in each child while conveying the all-important message to children which is no matter how we look on the outside, we're all the same on the inside. My students were singing, dancing and having fun while taking part of this amazing musical adventure. Thanks Meg for providing the children of SFE with a worthwhile, educational experience!
Posted By: Mr. John Harlan, Principal @Council Rock SD
PreS-Gr 3–Singer/songwriter Meg Russell covers a wide variety of topics in these 12 songs. “Muscles” covers the importance of eating the right foods and exercising, “Coloring,” a number about making creative art projects, could be used in school settings as part of the curriculum. “Quiet Train,” a good story time song, includes movement as well as the concepts of quiet and loud. Several of the other songs teach values such as smiling and saying hello to someone who is different from you such as a person in a wheel chair and sharing something special about yourself with others. The lyrics in many of the songs are repetitive, making it easy for children to sing along. Russell’s voice and the backup vocals are pleasant, and there’s a nice variety of upbeat and slower tempo songs. Posted By: .–Veronica Schwartz De Fazio, Plainfield Public Li
Based upon what I witnessed with the multitude of kids singing and dancing with you, I'd say you were a hit! Your interaction with the little ones was amazing I really appreciate your time and talents in making the entertainment portion of Harvest Day 2010 wonderful. Thanks again. Harvest Day Entertainment Committee member
Posted By: Rose Bradley Harvest Day Entertainment Committee
Meg's Melodies ROCKED The Goddard School in Swedesboro, NJ for our 5th Anniversary / Birthday Party today. She was AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks, Meg!!!!!!!Goddard School Owner
Posted By: Mark The Goddard School Owner of Swedesborough, NJ
“Meg teaches kids that even if someone looks different or talks different that doesn’t mean they don’t want to be friends. Friendship comes in many different forms, but it always starts with a smile and saying hi.” http://www.bostonchildrensmusic.com.Posted By: Amber from Boston Children's Music
“Singer-guitarist Meg Russell, accompanied at times by appealing child vocalists, makes gentle, tuneful music out of the way young children play and discover their world, family life and a parent's awareness of time passing. Woven throughout-with a light touch-are good-for-you messages about nutrition, exercise, ways to be creative, the importance of having "Something Nice to Say" and how little ones absorb information ("I'm a Sponge").” Lynne Heffley ©2011 Parents' Choice http://www.parents-choice.org
Posted By: Lynn Heffley @2011 Parents' Choice Foundation
Vibrant and exuding warmth, Meg Russell approaches each song she sings with gusto. Whether you are two or 92, this Parent’s Choice Award Winning musician and performer will have your toes tapping and your students clapping. A special education teacher by trade, Meg recently won an award for her song, “Smile and Say Hello.” Check it out below and visit her at Meg’s Melodies or on Facebook.Brandi Jordan, Really Good Stuff, the Teacher's Lounge
Posted By: Brandi Jordan, Really Good Stuff Magazine
Meg's music is wonderful and every song has a message to inspire children.Posted By: Jeanine
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