Songs and rhymes are great for helping young children learn to count ... pairs of numbers that add up to a given number, such as 10. For example, 5 + 5, 6 + 4 and 7 + 3 are all number bonds ...

At home, it might be a song ... numbers, words, and colors, the better. Even though it might not seem like it’s sinking in, it might very well be. This adorable video begins with cartoon kids ...

The kindergarteners are not just moving their bodies. They’re also engaged in activities that 5-year-old boys see as ...

Take your child to the library, go on a blind date with a book, learn about Andrew Carnegie and more in February at the Perry Public Library and Carnegie Library Museum.

When JoJo penned “All My Life” for his daughter, he had no idea it would become the duo’s longest-running number ... s “Children’s Story.” The true universality of the song’s message ...

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Teet was honored with an Inspirational Educator Award at Thursday’s Bowling Green Kiwanis Club meeting. The club celebrates educators in February. Last week, Kenwood Elementary music teacher Heather ...

“Twist And Shout” is one of The Beatles’ most famous cover songs and a track that is closely associated with their early days of fame. John Lennon’s vocals are particularly stunning in ...

The 5 Best Songs Of The Week February 14, 2025 2:21 PM By Stereogum Every week the Stereogum staff chooses the five best new songs of the week. The eligibility period begins and ends Thursdays ...

If you are new to Bad Bunny, here’s a primer in five songs. This Latin trap hit was the first Bad Bunny single. A bad-romance tale, “Soy Peor” helped launch Bad Bunny’s full-fledged solo ...

The man can truly rap and turn sample-chops into convulsive fits, and a song like this will have its intended effect on all the nasty hipsters in the pit. —Tom ...

Bob Dylan and Joan Baez sing this number together in the movie (Image via Searchlight Pictures) Released in 1964, this song by Bob Dylan appeared on his fourth album Another Side of Bob Dylan.