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How Many Fingers?

How Many Fingers is a super simple kids song to practice counting with your fingers and toes! Sing along with the friendly monsters 😬

The Skeleton Dance

“The Skeleton Dance” is a super fun song for learning parts of the body. It’s great for singing and dancing along with at Halloween, or anytime of the year!

Five Little Ducks

Being a mama duck and keeping track of all your ducklings is hard work! As they wander off to explore the world, mama duck gets worried. Will they come home? Watch until the end for a surprise splash that leaves mama duck quacking with joy!

The Alphabet Chant
The Alphabet Chant

Here’s the perfect song to learn and review your ABCs with Noodle & Pals!! But watch out, each time through gets a little faster. Can you keep up!?

Hide And Seek

♫ Hide and seek. Hide and seek. Let’s play hide and seek. ♫

This Is The Way

“This Is The Way” is the perfect song to start the day! Wash your face, comb your hair, brush your teeth, get dressed, and go to school. Great for familiarizing kids with daily routines!

Mystery Box #3

What’s inside the mystery box? Sing along with this Super Simple Songs for kids. Great for young learner classrooms.

Days Of The Week

It’s only seven words, but learning the day of the week can be a challenge for young learners. This song helps young learners remember the names of each day and the order in which they come.

Do You Like Lasagna Milkshakes?

“Do You Like Lasagna Milkshakes?” is an original (and very silly) food song created for teaching how to express food likes and dislikes, and asking and answering “Do you like _______?” questions. After you have learned and sung the song together, encourage children to use their imagination to come up with some other strange food... Read more »

Walking Walking

“Walking walking. Walking walking. Hop hop hop. Hop hop hop…” Are you ready to get up and move? This children’s song introduces all kinds of actions, like walking, hopping, running, tip-toeing, swimming, and sleeping.

Seven Steps

“One, two, three, four, five, six, seven!” Practice counting forwards and backwards with Noodle & Pals in this Super Simple Song for kids.

Mystery Box #2

🎶 Mystery box, mystery box. What’s inside the mystery box?

Do You Like Pickle Pudding?

“Do You Like Pickle Pudding?” is an original (and very silly) food song created for teaching how to express food likes and dislikes, and asking and answering “Do you like _______?” questions. After you have learned and sung the song together, encourage children to use their imagination to come up with some other strange food... Read more »

Mystery Box #1

What’s inside the Mystery Box? This simple kids song is a classroom favorite.

Santa, Where Are You?

Where is Santa? UNDER the tree? IN the sleigh? ON the rooftop? Practice basic prepositions of place while singing this super simple and super fun Christmas song for kids. Santa’s Secret Message: S Collect the letters to discover a message from Santa using the Super Simple Christmas Advent Calendar!

Jingle Jingle Little Bell

Jingle Jingle Little Bell is a cute little song for kids set to the tune of “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star”. It’s super easy to learn, and lots of fun to sing in the classroom, at holiday parties, or at home!

10 Little Elves

Practice counting from 1 to 10 with Santa’s elves as they get toys ready for Christmas. This simple kids Christmas song gives space for children to pretend they are making toys by sewing, painting, sawing, hammering, and wrapping. It’s super simple, and super fun!

Uh-huh!

This Super Simple (and super silly) song teaches young English learners how to express and understand informal “yes” and “no.” The lyrics are truly super simple and so much fun!

Clean Up!

This Super Simple Song is the perfect tool to encourage kids to tidy up! Great for in the classroom or at home, this musical cue to chip in and lend a helping hand works like magic!

Hello!
Hello!

Start off your lesson with “Hello!”, a fun and energetic song to talk about how you feel as you greet each other.

Hello Hello!

Use this song to say “Hello!” to classmates, parents, and friends from around the world.

Good Morning, Mr. Rooster

Time to wake up! Playing this song after a good night’s sleep or an afternoon nap will help young children get up bright-eyed and ready to go!

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