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A series of shorts illustrating various songs that teach multiplication tables, grammar, science, American history, computers, economics, and environmentalism.

You can describe people and places and things- just unpack your adjectives.

Talks about the three main conjunctions: and, but, or. It tells what each of the words do.

A song about the Constitution of the United States of America with a focus on its opening statement of principles.

A bill explains how, if it actually happens, he would get through Congress to become a law.

A boy learns about the grammatical expression of action or state of being by watching and joining a movie about his favorite superhero, Verb.

Noah helps his son learn to multiply by "twos".

At school, a girl daydreams the 8 times multiplication table in the context of a skating pond.

A boy's day in the city and out, overlapping with others' exploits, run through the 6 times table.

In anger, thoughtfulness, cheeriness, glumness, or fear, words are spoken (or yelled) that spice up dialogue and reveal feelings.

A six-fingered and -toed alien opens the question for a farm boy whether their condition would make multiplying by twelve as natural as by ten.

Father, Son and Lolly enrich your language with adverbs.

A carefree rabbit is good luck for students when his romp through a store shows them how to multiply by seven.

When it comes to multiplications, zero is a real hero. It will always be an important number to the world.

An educational cat and mouse game that unfolds on AQ slapstick pool table.

A game of hide-and-seek shows how easy it is to multiply by fives.

A field trip to a zoo full of quadrupeds lets a group of students practice the 4 times table.

A look at one of the easiest numbers to multiply with.

Many experiences are recounted, introducing characters, locations, and items in vivid detail.

A Magician digs deep into his top hat that proves there's a magic number.

Introduces the minor but hard-working words binding a sentence's subjects to where they are or go in position to something.

A musical celebration of the Fourth of July.

The story of the American Independence movement.

Paul Revere's ride signals the start of the American Revolution, whose non-stop action is well known.