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"Hurricane Formation" is a short composition with just strings and vocals that explains the conditions necessary for a hurricane to form in the tropical ocean.
Please enjoy this free download and take advantage of The Bonus Point Band's other educational songs on this site.
(Words and Music by Ash Kizer, Copyright � 2007)
"Hurricane Formation" by Ash Kizer is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 License.
Hurricane Irene hit us directly and turned everyone's world upside down for a week, so when I saw your hurricane song in the TpT newsletter, I was amazed! Love that song! I noticed that you're affiliated with NASA. I was retained as an author for NASA and write creative articles to motivate kids to pursue space, technology, math and science careers, grades K-12. By profession, I'm a teacher but I'm also a classical pianist, guitarist and singer. I'm always integrating music into my middle school lessons so THANK YOU for your great music!!!
Ruth
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September 6, 2011
Can't wait to use for the upcoming school year!
June 6, 2009
Great song to use with the study of hurricanes!
January 22, 2009
Hi - do you have a CD of all your science songs? I love to play them when we are starting a particular topic! Thanks - Karen
August 28, 2011
Most of our science songs are sold separately. However, we do have an album called "Musical Cells" you might want to check out if you teach cell biology: http://moourl.com/ecxii. Since you're interested, we'll get to work on another science album and let you know when it's done. (Oh, don't forget to "follow us." Otherwise, it's hard to contact you.)
August 28, 2011
The Bonus Point Band has performed at schools across the southeastern United States. Highlights include their performance at City Stages in Birmingham, Alabama. Lead singer and songwriter, Ash Kizer teaches fifth grade at Adamsville Elementary School in Adamsville, Alabama. He has written hundreds of EduPop study songs, a few commercial jingles, a school song, and two radio show themes.
