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The Zinghoppers

THE ZINGHOPPERS are a preschool pop band, influenced by hip-hop and electro

dance music. They tour internationally and have an EMMY Award winning

television series of short form music videos that is seen by over 2 million

people daily in over 175 countries. In the United States, they are being

broadcast on over 100 PBS member stations. “The Zinghoppers Show” is geared

towards children ages 2 to 8, and focuses on the child’s social and emotional

development. The band has one simple mission: to rock the whole globe.





“Totally, Zinghoppers!” is an EMMY

Award winning series of musical intersitials for preschoolers that introduces

young children to the elements that make up their world. Created by the husband

and wife teaching team of Kitty and Jack Norton (and developed with a team of

early childhood education experts), the show has been described as “Mr. Rogers

meets Soul Train” or “Barney meets the Black Eyed Peas”. The multi-cultural

cast uses high-energy music to educate, empower and entertain children.





The series is offered in two

different lengths to accommodate the varied needs of broadcasters: Fillers and

60 second interstitials.

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The lovable characters in the

Zinghoppers band include: a friendly train conductor, a funky DJ, a singing

possum, a break-dancing donkey and a hopping kangaroo. The show promotes

kindness, positivity and nurtures the “emotional IQ” of children through humor

and music. The band encourages physical fitness by singing catchy songs with a

danceable beat to get children up off the couch to move and groove with the

Zinghoppers!





Tickets:

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$10 Adults, $5 Children





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