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Hello Beth,
I appreciate the music you post on your Blog and have been practicing “Abiyo Abeyo” with my Pre-Kindergarten class. I see Hambone which I learned as a child. I always like to find the history about what I am teaching the children and couldn’t find anything on “Abiyo” so I wrote to two groups in Australia about it and haven’t heard back. My intention is to give cultures the greatest respect and for my children to have some history on things (cultural sensitivity). Please share what you know about the Australian song. I know there is enough material on “Hambone”. Again, thank you so much for sharing all that you do. This is one thing I love about meeting other teachers. Best wishes, Sylvia
Sylvia, I don’t know any more about the song. Sorry. When you find out more, could you share it with me?
Thanks!