Contact_FullName: Jennifer
Contact_Email: waterwalker15@yahoo.com
date:: 11-19-03
Area: Kwanzaa-Songs
Idea:
"Kwanzaa Spelling Song"
(tune: John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt)
K-W-A-N-Z-A-A
Kwanzaa is almost here!
We celebrate first fruits,
We give thanks for our roots,
We're so glad Kwanzaa is almost here!
K-W-A-N-Z-A-A
Contact_FullName: cadi
Contact_Email: cadilady77@hotmail.com
date:: 12/13/02
Area: Kwanzaa songs
Idea:
(sung to the tune of "one little two little three little Indians)
one little, two little, three little candles
four little, five little, six little candles
seven little candles shine for Kwanzaa
shining in the kinara
three little red and three little green ones
black in the middle shines a little taller
shine little candles, shine for Kwanzaa
shining in the kinara
Contact_FullName: Jeanette
Contact_Email: jgray@wwns.net
date:: 12/02/02
Area: Kwanzaa Songs
Idea:
Kwanzaa Candles (tune: Ten Little Indians)
One little ,two little, three little candles, four little five little, six little candles.
Seven little candles shine for Kwanzaa, shining and glowing in the night!
- Name:
- Sharon
- Email:
- obean@aol.com
12-12-00
Kwanzaa Song tune: Twinkle, Twinkle
Kwanzaa is a time to light
A
glowing candle every night
A time to show How much we care
A time to
think about the past
And values that we want to last
- Contact_FullName:
- David Saphra
- Contact_Email:
- gamba@concentric.net
Date: 12-11-99
Section on Kwanzaa from: THE HOLIDAY SPIRIT © D. Saphra 1999
Kwanzaa comes along Just one time a year We’re so happy it’s come Weave a m’keka, let’s drink From the kikumbé, zawadi For everyone Celebrate for seven days Light the Kinara, let’s let The holiday shine Let’s all get the Kwanzaa spirit And we’ll have a real good time
Playable music (MIDI) and sheet music are available along with the rest of the words to the song for free at the following at the following web page:
http://www.concentric.net/~Gamba/holidayspirit.html
HAPPY KWANZAA!
Name: Cheryl A. Stapf E-Mail: cas56@ipa.net
KWANZA'S HERE Sung to: "Three Blind Mice"
Red, green, black,
Red, green, black.
Kwanzaa's here,
Kwanzaa's here.
The decorations are quite a sight,
We light a candle every night,
The holiday is filled with light.
Kwanzaa's here.
