I teach you over 70 Out to Eat or Food signs in ASL. It was too much for one video, so I made 2! This is part 1 with over half of those 70 signs. Even that was too much to...

Weird History Food is giving you some food secrets. Every state has a food it is known for, and we often take pride in claiming that our home makes some of the best barbecue, seafood, or pies in the nation. Still, when Ranker asked...

Continuing the series, this video will provide further insights into performing CRUD operations for products. We will delve deeper into the nuances of updating and deleting product data, refining our skills in manipulating product...

Using The First Step, Miss Palomine talks about what statements are facts and what statements are not facts, and how we tell the difference.

Miss Palomine uses two bowls of pasta to illustrate long and short, and big and small. She and the student then identify objects that are long and short, big and small, tall and short.

Brad would like to sing a beautiful version of a classic folk song, but the Spaghetti Chef has some different ideas! Laugh and sing along as they sort out their differences and learn to work together. The result is a hilarious mixture of...

In this video I explain how to use the modal verbs in the past tenses (das Perfekt & das Imperfekt).

"Compound Sentences with Objects" explains how to combine two simple sentences into a compound sentence that contain objects that are in the correct order.

In this video I explain how to use the modal verbs in the past tenses (das Perfekt & das Imperfekt). <br/>

Material covered:Affect & effect,Complement & compliment<br/>
,Accept & except,Their & there,Whose & who's,Forego & forgo

Sir Linkalot has got some serious moves. Is there no end to his talents? Material covered: Affect & effect Complement & compliment Accept & except Their & there Whose & who's Forego & forgo

Tuck into a delicious spread of spelling links, specially prepared to whet your appetite for learning.

It's food week on Learn How To Sign. This is the last of 3 videos we’ve released about food signs. Today you're going to learn how to sign food signs in ASL, specifically out to eat signs! Sure you may not master ASL after this one...

Olympic athletes have long worn special competition clothing to gain an edge. Science and technology continue to improve on what they wear. Hear from Olympians Chad Hedrick, Steve Holcomb and Erin Hamlin, and Melissa Hines, the...

The most videogame voiceover performances as the same character is 100, was achieved by Charles Martinet (USA) voicing Mario, from 1995 to 2018.

Misha loves olives, but Larissa doesn't. Learn how to form negatives in this basic English grammar lesson. Click "Show more" for examples and links.<br/>

Spaghetti is a form of Italian, wheat pasta in long strands. Learn how this pasta spread around the world and try making your own spaghetti noodles!

Astronomers observed a black hole sucking in a faraway star, shredding it into thin strands of stellar material.

Misha loves olives, but Larissa doesn't. Learn how to form negatives in this basic English grammar lesson. Click "Show more" for examples and links.<br/>

Matt joins Italian Chef Giovanni Pilu and learns there are some very simple secrets to tackling one of the most popular dishes that any budding cook should have in their repertoire, Spag Bol!

The Kiboomers! Can you spot the 4 differences before Aiken Drum nursery rhyme ends? Aiken Drum Lyrics:



There was a man lived in the moon, in the moon, in the m
oon. There
Was a man lived in the moon...

Ooh, pasta! It's so delicious, am I right? Ravioli, penne, you name it. But where does this dish come from? What kinds of pasta do Italians eat? Let's dig in!

Camels can go for a month without food. But do they know how to cook spaghetti? Squirrels store up nuts and seeds for the winter. But can they whip up salad dressing? Bears eat fish, nuts, berries, and honey. But do they know how to fry...

This video is about partitives. Mr. P./Marc will explain how to use partitives in order to count or quantify nouns (uncountable and countable): He will provide easy examples and pictures to illustrate vocabulary.

This lesson is...