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9 Fun Versions of the Alphabet Song to Sing with Kids
Learning to sing the alphabet song is an important part of the process of learning letter recognition on the journey to reading and writing. While I am pretty sure we all know the traditional alphabet song, these super cool versions are lots of fun and fabulous for bringing the letters of the alphabet to life for preschool, kindergarten and early elementary/primary aged children.
The Alphabet Song by The LMNOPs: An upbeat, groovy version of the classic song.
The Alphabet Song by Super Simple Songs: The most traditional version of the song in this collection with a great animation with plastic letters, great for encouraging kids to follow along.
Elmo Sings a Rap Alphabet Song: So Sesame Street has to have the most fabulous of all video alphabet resources, right?!! I’ve featured a few here, including this fun version with Elmo rapping.
ABC Disco with Grover: Now this is classic Sesame Street. In fact, I am pretty sure I first saw it in the 70s when I was a child! You just can’t go past disco!
Sesame Street’s Outer Space ABCs: A more classic song version from Sesame Street with a cool, space themed animation.
ABC Song by Debbie Doo: Debbie sings a catchy jazz version of the classic alphabet song.
The ABC Song by StoryBots: A fun robot animation with cool robotic singing voices.
ABC Phonics Song by The Learning Station: Teaching the alphabet through different musical styles! Love the rock version.
Animal Alphabet by Key Wilde: An fun alphabet story told through a song about fun animal antics with gorgeous illustrations. I can see this inspiring some great alphabet animal drawing with older children.
Have fun singing the alphabet! Do you have a favourite version?
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Super Simple Songs | Kartoon Channel
100 Episodes
Super Simple Songs® is a collection of original kids songs and classic nursery rhymes made SIMPLE for young learners. Combining captivating animation and puppetry with delightful music that kids love to sing along with, Super Simple Songs makes learning simple and fun!
Genres
Sing Along / Musical
Shorts (<7 minutes)
2 - 4
Neutral
Tags
Sing Along / Musical
Shorts (<7 minutes)
2 - 4
Neutral
Season 1
S1E1 - Five Little Ducks
S1E2 - Five Little Speckled Frogs
S1E3 - 10 Little Fishies
S1E4 - After A While, Crocodile
S1E5 - Alice The Camel
S1E6 - Apples & Bananas
S1E7 - Are You Hungry?
S1E8 - A Sailor Went To Sea
S1E9 - Baby Shark
S1E10 - BINGO
S1E11 - Brush Your Teeth
S1E12 - Bye Bye Goodbye
S1E13 - Clean Up!
S1E14 - Count & Move
S1E15 - Count Down & Move
S1E16 - Counting Bananas
S1E17 - Days Of The Week
S1E18 - Down By The Bay
S1E19 - Down By The Bay #2
S1E20 - Do You Like Broccoli Ice Cream?
S1E21 - Do You Like Lasagna Milkshakes?
S1E22 - Do You Like Pickle Pudding?
S1E23 - Do You Like Spaghetti Yogurt?
S1E24 - Follow Me
S1E25 - Good Morning, Mr.
Rooster Season 2
S2E1 - Head Shoulders Knees & Toes (Speeding Up)
S2E2 - Hello!
S2E3 - Hello Hello!
S2E4 - Here We Go Looby Loo
S2E5 - Hide & Seek
S2E6 - Hot Cross Buns
S2E7 - How Many Fingers?
S2E8 - How's The Weather?
S2E9 - Humpty Dumpty
S2E10 - I Can't Remember The Words To This Song
S2E11 - If You're Happy
S2E12 - I Have A Pet
S2E13 - I See Something Blue
S2E14 - I See Something Pink
S2E15 - Jack & Jill
S2E16 - Let's Go To The Zoo
S2E17 - Line Up
S2E18 - Little Robin Redbreast
S2E19 - Little Snowflake
S2E20 - Make A Circle
S2E21 - Mary Had A Kangaroo
S2E22 - Mr.
Golden Sun S2E23 - My Happy Song
S2E24 - My Teddy Bear
S2E25 - Old MacDonald
Season 3
S3E1 - One Little Finger
S3E2 - One Potato, Two Potatoes
S3E3 - Open Shut Them
S3E4 - Open Shut Them #2
S3E5 - Over The Deep Blue Sea
S3E6 - Pat-A-Cake
S3E7 - Peanut Butter & Jelly
S3E8 - Peekaboo
S3E9 - Put On Your Shoes
S3E10 - Rain Rain Go Away
S3E11 - Red Light, Green Light
S3E12 - Red Yellow Green Blue
S3E13 - Rock Scissors Paper #1
S3E14 - Rock Scissors Paper #2
S3E15 - Row Row Row Your Boat
S3E16 - See You Later, Alligator
S3E17 - Sitting On The Potty
S3E18 - Skidamarink
S3E19 - Sweet Dreams
S3E20 - Take Me Out To The Ballgame
S3E21 - Ten In The Bed
S3E22 - The Alphabet Chant
S3E23 - The Alphabet Is So Much Fun
S3E24 - The Animals On The Farm
S3E25 - The Ants Go Marching
Season 4
S4E1 - The Bath Song
S4E2 - The Bear Went Over The Mountain
S4E3 - The Farmer In The Dell
S4E4 - The Ice Cream Song
S4E5 - The Itsy Bitsy Spider
S4E6 - The Months Chant
S4E7 - The Muffin Man
S4E8 - The Pinocchio
S4E9 - There's A Hole In The Bottom Of The Sea
S4E10 - The Shape Song #1
S4E11 - The Shape Song #2
S4E12 - The Wheels On The Bus
S4E13 - This Is The Way
S4E14 - This is the Way We Get Dressed
S4E15 - Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
S4E16 - Uh-huh!
S4E17 - Wag Your Tail
S4E18 - Walking In The Jungle
S4E19 - Walking Walking
S4E20 - We All Fall Down
S4E21 - What Do You Hear?
S4E22 - What Do You Like To Do?
S4E23 - What's This? What's That?
S4E24 - When The Band Comes Marching In
S4E25 - Who Took the Cookie? (On The Farm)
Music and songs - Orthodox audio - Page 5
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- (Matyushin) Roman, hieromonk
Hieromonk Roman (Alexander Matyushin) was born in 1954 in the family of a rural teacher.
Studied at university, taught at school. In 1983 he took monastic tonsure, in 1985 he was ordained a hieromonk.
- Headings:
- (Matyushin) Roman, hieromonk
Hieromonk Roman (Alexander Matyushin) was born in 1954 in the family of a rural teacher. Studied at university, taught at school. In 1983 he took monastic tonsure, in 1985 he was ordained a hieromonk.
- Headings:
- (Matyushin) Roman, hieromonk
The name of Hieromonk Roman (Alexander Ivanovich Matyushin) is well known to millions of Russian people. The author of spiritual poems and songs, a member of the Writers' Union of Russia, a simple Russian monk, he has long become dear and close to many zealots of pure patristic Orthodoxy.
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- Shorokhova Tatiana
Song on verses by Tatyana Shorokhova "On the events in Ukraine".
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- Other authors
Songs of Christmas performed by the choir at the school for blind and visually impaired children.
Grotto.
- Headings:
- Kopylova Svetlana Vadimovna
Svetlana Kopylova is one of the most famous performers of the author's song in our time. Her concerts are always crowded, and her songs and parables ignite the hearts of the listeners and help a person to think about the meaning of life and the purpose of a person.
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- Other authors
The ringing of the bell saturates the space with vibrations of a positive nature and spreads over a great distance, in contrast to the noise of engines and the sound of train wheels.
- Headings:
- Kopylova Svetlana Vadimovna
Svetlana Kopylova's album "Incense of Somalia" (2007). Genre: song-parable.
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- Shorokhova Tatiana
Tatyana Shorokhova was born in Lyubotin, Kharkov region. She lived in the Crimea for more than thirty years. Graduated from the Faculty of History of Simferopol State University.
- Headings:
- Baskakova Tatiana
Using the example of the parable of the prodigal son, the Lord revealed to us the secret of God's infinite love for His creation, the all-forgiving love of parents for children, and the love of each of us for our neighbor.
ABC IN PICTURES. NIKOLAY CHEREPNIN
Cherepnin
14 sketches for the Russian “ABC in Pictures” by A. Benois (op. 38) – a piano cycle by the composer N. Cherepnin, inspired by the illustrations of the artist A. Benois. In 1904, for his 2-year-old son A. Benois, he created the theatrically colorful “ABC in Pictures” filled with bright artistic details, which made a huge contribution to the development of the art of illustration.
Mother. A. Benois Grandfather. Country house. A. Benois. Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org Baba Yaga.
A. Benois In 1910, Benoit Tcherepnin, who knew the work well, turned to the ABC in Pictures, which was especially loved and popular among children at the beginning of the century. In the bright and imaginative music of Tcherepnin, the characters invented by the artist come to life: Arap, Baba Yaga, Khan and the Queen, a little girl and mischievous boys, a loving mother and a kind nanny. Each sketch is preceded by a small epigraph, in which the composer briefly conveys the plot of Benois' picture: "an evil witch lures children into her gingerbread house", "a girl spoon-feeds her favorite doll", "a cozy white house among greenery, children frolicking on the lawn". Musically illustrating the scenes from the life of children, captured in the "ABC", Cherepnin sensitively reproduces the creative concept of Benois, not a single detail invented by the artist escapes the composer's gaze. At the same time, the composer's creative reading often enriches the plot of the picture with new associations, invites the listener to give free rein to his imagination and imagine himself as one of the heroes of this "alphabetic" story.
Sounds of fanfares are heard and to the gallant march soldiers proudly march under the leadership of their young "general" ("General") ; the cradle in the nursery is gently rocking, the simple song of the nanny is heard, in this calm atmosphere created by the measured murmuring ostinato motifs in the accompaniment, lullaby intonations and monotonously repeating melodic phrases, the composer introduces colorful and characteristic musical episodes that personify the dreams and fantasies of children, inspired by the tales of the old nanny (bye bye) . In the sketch “Scarecrow” (“In the fur shop, the children were afraid of a stuffed bear. The mother calms them down”) , three diverse episodes are clearly audible: in the first episode, the theme in a low register draws the image of a stuffed bear that frightened the children, the second, consisting of excited fast passages, conveys the fright and fear of the little characters in the picture, and the third, an affectionate waltz-like episode, shows how a kind mother comforts his children.
In his sketches, Tcherepnin continues the tradition of translating fairy tales into music, which was clearly manifested in Russian art thanks to the works of Glinka, Rimsky-Korsakov, Lyadov. At the same time, using new musical and visual techniques characteristic of modern art, Cherepnin masterfully embodies the magical and fantastic images of the ABC in sounds ("Forest", "Sweets", "Baba Yaga"). Cherepnin's musical landscapes reign supreme in musical landscapes. (The Dacha, The Forest, Egypt, The Lake, The Stars).
The theme of childhood also appeared in the vocal works of N. Cherepnin: in 1907-12. the composer composes children's songs based on poems from K. Balmont's cycle "Fairy Tales", dedicated by the poet to his little daughter.
References:
Mikhailenko, L.A. N. Cherepnin: 14 sketches for "The Russian alphabet in pictures" by A.
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