Guess What I Am while developing basic English reading skills.

Develop your English listening skills while taking a test.

Meet Gaelynn Lea, a violinist who redefines music through her unique playing style and use of a looping pedal, proving the power of inclusivity in the arts.

By the end of this learning object, the student will be able to: Recognize the concept of matter. List the properties of matter. Compare among the three state of matters.4426

Step into the ethereal world of Ice Music, where Tim Linhart, the founder of Ice Music, transforms snow and water into an orchestra of ice instruments. From violins to cellos, the crystalline creations resonate with the purity and...

Explore how Street Symphony brings live music and storytelling to those impacted by homelessness and incarceration in Los Angeles, bridging divides through the power of music.<br/>

In this video you will learn the letters of the alphabet, letter sounds and words that begin with each letter. This video will not only teach letter sound which are crucial for reading but will also extend your vocabulary.

Today Henry meets a friendly Violin in the foyer of a concert hall. All the instruments are excited for the big show but the conductor is nowhere to be found. Henry becomes a conductor and helps them put on a big orchestral performance!

Meet Gaelynn Lea, a violinist who redefines music through her unique playing style and use of a looping pedal, proving the power of inclusivity in the arts.<br/>

A fun and catchy Phonics Song for kids! Learn the sounds of the English Alphabet with simple words and music. First repeat the sounds of each letter, and then the words! Great for students, toddlers, children, or babies. It’s EASY to...

It’s a fun musical instruments song by English Tree TV! Sing along and learn the names and the sounds of the instruments. Do you like to play an instrument, or listen?

A fun Musical Instruments song for kids to learn about music! Great for music teachers, this song helps kids learn the names of the instruments and what they look like. Come sing along and learn about the joys of music!

This animated phonics song helps children learn the sounds of the letters in the English alphabet. Kids love singing along with Baby Bradley and watching the interactions of the two words for each letter. Children practice making...

Sing-along and learn the letter V with The Kiboomers! Welcome to Morning Circle Time with The Kiboomers. This week's lesson focuses on the Letter of the Week - Letter V! This Letter V song helps kids learn about alphabet letter sounds,...

This is a great resource for PHSE and Literacy. Students will learn the classic stories from Aesop’s Fables as well as being able to take on board the moral and social decisions being made by the characters of each story. This story...

Letter V book designed to make children familiar with the objects starting from letter V and how it looks

Learn how to read and write beginning sounds 'U', 'V' and 'W' with words.

Miss Palomine tells the student that her dog is feeling much better thanks to Victor the very good vet. This begins a discussion of the uppercase -V and the lowercase -v and /v/. Miss Palomine introduces the Valerie the Violin music video.

Miss Palomine picks her favorite ice cream flavor and votes for vanilla. This begins a discussion of -V words. She and the student then will identify -V words from a group of pictures and a list of words.

Miss Palomine introduces Valerie Violin. She then talks about how writing Valerie’s -V with straight lines is different from writing Unity’s -U with just one, curvy line. She and the student review the lined paper and then they practice...

Miss Palomine reviews the letters from Mm to Zz. She shows the letter characters associated with each letter, shows the uppercase and lowercase version of each letter and describes the sound(s) each letter makes.

The very best educational music videos and songs to help you learn about human anatomy and so much more!

Miss Palomine hosts a game show called “What Kind of Sound is That?” Besides identifying the sound, the student must determine if the sound is loud, soft, high, or low.

Award-winning violinmaker and acoustician Joseph Curtin describes the anti-scientific attitude that some music experts hold.