Workout to the Letter Sounds | Version 2 | Letter Sounds Song | Phonics for Kids
In the lesson “Let’s Have Fun with Letters and Sounds!”, Jack Hartmann engages children in a lively exercise routine that combines physical movement with learning the sounds of letters from A to Z. Through fun stretches and actions associated with each letter, children not only enhance their physical coordination but also reinforce their understanding of letter sounds, ultimately supporting their reading and writing skills. The lesson concludes with a celebratory stretch, encouraging kids to continue practicing their letter sounds.
Friends of 10 | Learn to Add | Math Song for Kids | Addition Song
In this lesson, students learn about “friends of 10,” which are pairs of numbers that add up to 10. The lesson introduces several pairs, such as 5 and 5, 6 and 4, and 3 and 7, emphasizing the fun of discovering these number combinations. Students are encouraged to practice finding additional pairs that also sum to 10, reinforcing the concept through exploration and engagement.
See It, Say It, Sign It | Letter Sounds | ASL Alphabet
In this lesson, students are introduced to the alphabet by learning each letter along with its corresponding sound and examples of words that start with it. The lesson encourages active participation by prompting students to say the letters out loud and reinforces the learning process through repetition and engagement with fun examples. Overall, it aims to make learning the alphabet enjoyable and interactive.
Count to 100 with Grandma and Grandpa
In today’s lesson, children joined Rock and Roll Grandma and Grandpa for a lively counting and dancing session that engaged them in fun movements while counting from 1 to 100. Each dance, from the Baby Shark Dance to the Hip Hop, incorporated counting in increments of ten, making learning interactive and enjoyable. The lesson emphasized the joy of music, movement, and numbers, encouraging kids to participate actively and have fun while learning.
The Switch | Multiplication Song | Commutative Property
In today’s lesson, “The Magic of Multiplication: The Switch,” students learned that multiplication is commutative, meaning that switching the order of the numbers does not change the product. Through engaging examples and practice problems, they discovered that knowing one multiplication fact allows them to easily derive another, reinforcing their understanding of times tables. The lesson emphasized that math can be enjoyable and magical with practice.
These Are the Short Vowel Sounds Jack Hartmann
In today’s lesson, we explored the five vowels in the alphabet: A, E, I, O, and U, and learned their corresponding sounds through fun examples. We emphasized the importance of vowels in reading and writing, and encouraged everyone to practice by singing the vowel song to reinforce their learning. Keep practicing, and soon you’ll be a vowel expert!
Animal Dance and Freeze | Fun Movement Brain Break
In the lesson “Let’s Dance Like Animals!”, children engage in imaginative play by mimicking various animals through dance movements, such as roaring like lions and swinging like monkeys. Each activity encourages physical movement and creativity, culminating in an energetic “Animal Dance Party” that reinforces the joy of pretending and moving like different animals. The lesson emphasizes fun, physical activity, and the importance of imagination in play.
Act Out The Alphabet
In this lesson, students engage in a fun and interactive way to learn the alphabet by using their bodies to act out words associated with each letter. They mimic various movements and sounds, such as pretending to be an alligator for “A” or marching like a soldier for “M,” which encourages physical activity and creativity. The lesson concludes with a celebration of their efforts, reinforcing the idea that learning can be enjoyable and dynamic.
This Little Light of Mine
The lesson “This Little Light of Mine” teaches that everyone has an inner light that represents kindness and happiness. By performing kind acts and spreading positivity, such as greeting others and solving problems through helpfulness, we can make our light shine brighter and contribute to a happier world. The message encourages individuals to embrace their unique light and share it with others daily.
The Letter A | Alphabet A-Z Alphabet Song
In “The Alphabet Adventure,” students embark on a journey to learn the alphabet, starting with the letter A, which is introduced as a special vowel. The lesson covers how to write both uppercase and lowercase A, as well as the two sounds it makes: the short sound /ă/ and the long sound /ā/, with examples provided for each. The lesson emphasizes the importance of the alphabet in reading and writing, encouraging continued exploration from A to Z.