Funny pirate songs
Song Lyrics and Sound ClipThis song is available on Jack Hartmann's Hip-Hop AlphaBop 2. Suggested activities from Jack Hartmann:Topic - Sequencing, auditory memory comprehension and brain/body connect...
Buzz from fly guy
Hi! Fly Guy None Join Buzz in this whimsical story that shows that flies can be special pets! A fly went flying. A boy named Buzz went walking. The boy wanted to catch something smart for The Amazing...
Science stories for primary school
Teaching science through stories | STEMChildren’s stories provide a great context for learning science. Explore our resource packages based around popular children’s books and discover the science hid...
High frequency word games
7 Awesome and Fun High-Frequency Word Games for KindergartenHigh-frequency word games for kindergarten have always been a favorite of mine! I try to use them in my classroom to support learning whenev...
Alphabet book with coconut tree
Chicka Chicka Boom Boom None Sing along with this cheerful alphabet race up the coconut tree. A told B, and B told C, and one by one, like energetic kids playing, they race up the coconut tree. Chicka...
Learning to read tools
20 of the Best Tools You'll Want for Your Early Readerby Tessa 33 shares Share Tweet Finding the right early reader tools is key to teaching kids how to read. Maybe a good dose of patience too 🙂 T...
Mission to learn
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Rhyme word book
138 best rhymes for 'book'1 syllableShookHookLookCookTookCrookCouldFootWouldStoodGoodHoodShouldPutRookYou'dNookBrookMookSnookSchnookGookPulledPushedHookedLookedSootCookedBookedFuldCuredLuredToured2 sy...
Sesame street this is the letter z
Episode 3603 | Muppet Wiki Picture Segment Description COLD OPEN Telly Monster, Monster on the Spot reporter, is covering a disturbance in the alphabet. The letter Z (Camille Bonora) is sick of bei...
Vowels activities kindergarten
Fun and Quick Short Vowel ActivitiesShort vowel sounds tend to be fairly difficult for students to learn. They may have trouble distinguishing some of the sounds, such as ‘i' and ‘e.' This means they...
