See it, Say it, Sign it | The Letter E | ASL for Kids

In this lesson, students learn about the letter E by exploring how to see, say, and sign it. They practice making the sign for E with their fingertips and discover the /e/ sound, while also identifying words that start with this letter, such as “egg,” “elephant,” “equal,” and “eagle.” The lesson emphasizes engagement and practice to help students become proficient with the letter E.

Count by 1’s to 20 NOW!

In the “Let’s Count and Move!” lesson, participants engage in a fun and interactive way to combine counting and physical movement. They practice counting to 20 while performing various exercises, such as swaying, stretching, and twisting, which helps reinforce their counting skills while promoting physical activity. The lesson emphasizes the importance of using both the brain and body together for an enjoyable learning experience.

Let’s Sign It | Common ASL Phrases Vol. 1

In today’s lesson, we explored the basics of signing, a fun way to communicate using hand gestures. We learned how to express greetings, gratitude, and affection through simple signs like waving for “Hello,” touching the chin for “Thank you,” and making a special hand shape for “I love you.” With practice, signing can enhance our interactions and help us connect with others in a unique way!

The Eight Planets of the Solar System | Planets Song

In this lesson, students learn about the eight planets of our Solar System, including their order from the Sun and unique characteristics. The lesson also introduces the concept of Pluto as a dwarf planet and provides a mnemonic to help remember the planets’ names. Overall, it encourages curiosity and exploration of space.

The Diphthong Song| How to Sing Diphthongs

In this lesson, students learn about diphthongs, which are combinations of two vowel sounds that create a single sound, enhancing their reading and writing skills. Through the engaging Diphthong Song and accompanying dance, learners practice recognizing and pronouncing various diphthongs, such as “oi,” “oa,” and “au,” while having fun. The lesson emphasizes the importance of practice in mastering these sounds.

World of Wonder 2 | Science Song for Kids Science

In this lesson, students are encouraged to explore the wonders of the world using their senses and curiosity. Through engaging examples from nature and everyday life, they learn that science is all around them and can be fun to discover. The lesson emphasizes the importance of observation and exploration in understanding the amazing phenomena of the world.

Pizza Man | Movement Song for Kids

In the lesson “Let’s Have Fun with Bo Diddley Bop!”, children embark on imaginative adventures by pretending to be various exciting characters, such as a pizza man, Tarzan, a band leader, Superman, and a cowboy. Each activity encourages creativity and play, highlighting the joy of using one’s imagination to explore different roles and experiences. The lesson emphasizes that through imagination, children can enjoy limitless adventures and have fun while playing.

I Can Show the Number 3 in Many Ways | Number Recognition Three

In this lesson, students explore the number 3 through various representations, including drawings, numerals, tally marks, and more. They engage in activities that encourage them to show the number 3 in different ways, reinforcing their understanding and recognition of the number. By the end of the lesson, students are encouraged to practice these methods to become more familiar with the number 3.

Crossover | Brain Breaks | Crossing the Midline

In this lesson, students learn about crossovers, which are engaging physical activities that enhance both body strength and brain development. The lesson includes step-by-step instructions for various crossover movements, such as touching shoulders and knees, and encourages participation with friends to make the activity more enjoyable. Overall, crossovers are presented as a fun way to promote movement and learning, emphasizing their benefits for physical and cognitive growth.

I Have 5 Senses | Sight Sense of Sight

In this lesson, we explore the five senses—sight, smell, taste, hearing, and touch—that help us understand and enjoy the world around us. Each sense acts as a special tool, allowing us to experience everything from the beauty of nature to the joy of delicious food. By using our senses, we can learn, grow, and have fun while discovering the wonders of our environment.