Count by 5’s | Exercise and Count By 5 | Count to 100 by 5 | Counting Songs

In this lesson, students engage in physical activity while learning to count by fives. They start with hand stretches, followed by counting exercises that incorporate movement of both hands and feet, reinforcing the concept of counting by fives through fun and interactive steps. The lesson concludes with a reminder to continue practicing counting and moving to enhance both physical fitness and numerical skills.

Great Way to Start the Day Start the Day Song | Kids Stretching Song

In this lesson, students are guided through a series of fun and engaging physical activities designed to prepare their bodies and minds for a day of learning and play. Through stretching, breathing exercises, and movements that involve their arms, legs, and fingers, participants enhance their physical readiness while fostering a positive and energetic mindset. The lesson emphasizes the importance of being physically and mentally prepared to embrace the day’s activities with enthusiasm.

Chu Chu Wa Brain Breaks

In the lesson “Let’s Have Fun with Chu Chu Wa!”, participants engage in a series of playful movements and silly actions designed to encourage physical activity and creativity. Through fun exercises like stretching, making a fist, and waddling like a penguin, children are invited to express themselves and enjoy movement while fostering a sense of joy and silliness. The lesson emphasizes the importance of having fun and staying active, encouraging kids to practice these playful actions anytime they want.

Clean Up Vacuum Cleaner | Clean Up Song for Kids

In this lesson, children are encouraged to engage in imaginative play by pretending to be vacuum cleaners, making the cleaning process fun and interactive. They learn about the importance of teamwork while cleaning up, as well as the significance of returning items to their proper places to maintain a tidy environment. The lesson emphasizes that cleaning can be enjoyable, especially when done together with friends.

I Can Show the Number 4 in Many Ways | Number Recognition Four

In this lesson, students explore the number 4 through various representations, including drawings, numerals, five and ten frames, tally marks, number lines, words, dice, dominoes, and fingers. The lesson encourages interactive practice to reinforce understanding and mastery of the number 4, making learning engaging and fun. Students are also reminded to incorporate singing as a way to enhance their learning experience.

The Seven Continents

In this lesson, students learn about the seven continents of the world, including their names and some key facts about each one. The lesson emphasizes the uniqueness of each continent and includes an engaging song to help students remember them. By the end, learners are encouraged to share their newfound knowledge and enjoy the fun of exploring the diverse lands of our planet.

Jan Richardson Sight Words | Level A | Am

In this lesson, Jan and Jack introduce the concept of sight words, focusing on the word “am.” They engage students through interactive activities like saying the word aloud, identifying missing letters, and rearranging letters to reinforce learning. The lesson emphasizes the importance of sight words in improving reading and writing skills, encouraging students to practice and enjoy the process.

Real Heroes Jack Hartmann

The lesson “Discovering Real Heroes Around Us” emphasizes that while fictional superheroes possess extraordinary powers, true heroes exist in our everyday lives, performing remarkable acts of bravery and kindness. It highlights various community heroes, such as firefighters, nurses, police officers, teachers, soldiers, social workers, doctors, and parents, who contribute significantly to our safety, health, and well-being. Ultimately, the lesson encourages us to recognize and appreciate these real heroes for their impactful roles in making the world a better place.

Hip-Hop Around the Clock | Learn How to Tell Time

In the lesson “Hip-Hop Fun with the Clock,” participants engage in a lively game that helps them learn to tell time. When a specific hour is called out, players respond by shouting “Hip-hop, Hip-hop!” if they are at that time, making it an interactive and enjoyable way to practice recognizing different hours on a clock. The lesson encourages continued play with friends and family to reinforce time-telling skills.

CVC Words | Letter a | Consonant Vowel Consonant | Phonics Song

In today’s lesson, we explored CVC words, which stand for Consonant, Vowel, Consonant, and consist of three letters. Through engaging activities like shaking our hips and stretching our arms, we practiced saying various CVC words such as “cat,” “bat,” and “bag,” making the learning experience fun and interactive. Remember, with continued practice, you’ll become a CVC word expert in no time!