This premiere CD from Ripple Recordings, featuring Hazel Ketchum and The Cooper School Choir is a delightful blend of classic children’s favorites, original songs, and innovative instrumental pieces. Featuring guitars, mandolin, fiddle, accordion, banjo, bass, harmonica, and spoons, this is a collection of traditional and original music for all ages.
Copies of Say Darlin’ Say are available now for $15 on CDBaby.com, iTunes and Amazon.com.
Say Darlin’ Say, CD Baby
Say Darlin’ Say, Amazon
Say Darlin’ Say, iTunes
Kiawah Girl
Set in the year 1695, Kiawah Girl introduces the reader to the vibrant, diverse society of the earliest days of colonial Charleston, SC. This delightful work of historical fiction weaves historical fact with an imaginative tale of growing up the daughter of an English Settler and a Kiawah Native American. The main character, Emily Blake, tells her story through journal entries that chronicle the daily life of a strong-minded nine year old caught between worlds and supported by an extended family. Kiawah Girl is the first in a series of books that describe a fascinating period in American history that is rarely explored from this unique perspective.
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Pass It On
The Cooper School Poetry Anthology-2010
In 2009, The Cooper School launched Pass It On, A Collection of Children’s Poetry, Volume I. The first volume of Pass It On was composed of poems written exclusively by Cooper School children. In that volume, we announced our intention to create a publication that would showcase the talents of young poets from throughout the Charleston community.
Pass It On, Volume II fulfills that intention by including poetry submitted by young children attending Chicora School of Communications, Montessori Community School of Charleston, Ashley Hall School, and Ashley River Creative Arts Elementary School, in addition to poems crafted by Cooper School students. This 2010 collection became a vehicle for Charleston children to communicate their compassion for others and to solicit support for people in need, and all of the proceeds from the sale of Pass It On, Volume II were donated to the American Red Cross Haiti Relief fund.
Pass It On, Volume III grew significantly to include poetry from nine Charleston area schools, both public and private, as well poems by Cooper School students. Students chose to donate the proceeds from this volume to the American Red Cross Japan Relief fund.
If you would like your class to participate in Pass It On, Volume IV, please email info@thecooperschool.org.
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