Tche Tche Kule
Arthur Hall's exercise tape
Arthur Hall, choreography
with children from all over, including
Townshend and Grafton Elementary Schools in Vermont
Lebanon, New Hampshire
Belfast and
Kennebunkport, Maine
A work in progress
by Bruce Williams
Tche Tche Kule is a Ghanaian song that teaches children to stay on rhythm, to count, and the differnet parts of the body. Arthur teaches it wherever he goes, prompting one educatator to say the song has become the national anthem of K-6.
Arthur plays it on Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood to a bemused Fred Rogers, who says: My, what a lively way to learn to count.
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Arthur Hall Collection
754 Mount Ephraim Road
Searsport, Maine 04974
207-548-2445
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