Overview
Enriching Content
Hundreds of Traditional Songs and Stories
from Around the World
Traditional Stories, Songs, and Nursery Rhymes
Students begin by learning 26 traditional nursery rhymes, and later, they read traditional stories such as Henny Penny, The Shoemaker and the Elves, and Goldilocks. Students also learn spelling rules and math concepts to traditional melodies.
Classical Music
Students will learn to count to 20 to the melody of Beethoven's Ode to Joy and learn to write capital letter A with Ravel's Boléro as accompaniment. This exposure to classical music is so subtle and so rich that students will only recognize it when they hear the same songs outside of the program.
Multicultural
Students will delight in learning 26 songs from around the world—presented in English and the original languages. They will also learn nursery rhymes and stories from around the world, such as Little Rabbit from China, Mr. Lucky Straw from Japan, and La Tortuga from Mexico.
Biographies
As they learn to read, students are introduced to Helen Keller and Louis Braille. As they develop math and science skills, students read biographies of inspiring mathematicians and scientists.
Original Characters, Music, and Artwork
Multisensory and multimodal learning takes place with hundreds of characters, songs, and artwork that will amaze and delight.
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