Practice the sounds that letters make with this A-I Review Song (Lowercase). Filled with fun vocabulary and lots of phonics practice.
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Practice the sounds that letters make with this A-I Review Song (Uppercase). Filled with fun vocabulary and lots of phonics practice.
Practice the sounds of the letters in the “A-I Review Chant (Lowercase).” Great phonics practice! Can you keep up?
Practice the sounds of the letters in the “A-I Review Chant (Uppercase).” Great phonics practice! Can you keep up?
It’s the lowercase version of “The I Song” from Super Simple ABCs featuring a very itchy bear and a hungry iguana!
It’s the uppercase version of “The I Song” from Super Simple ABCs featuring the super fun vocabulary words “iguana” and “itchy.” Sing and dance along!
It’s the lowercase version of “The H Song” from Super Simple ABCs featuring the easy-to-teach, easy-to-learn, easy-to-gesture vocabulary words “hat” and “hot.” Sing and dance along!
It’s the uppercase version of “The H Song” from Super Simple ABCs featuring the easy-to-teach, easy-to-learn, easy-to-gesture vocabulary words “hat” and “hot.” Sing and dance along!
It’s the lowercase version of “The G Song” from Super Simple ABCs featuring the easy-to-teach, easy-to-learn, easy-to-gesture vocabulary items ‘grapes’ and ‘gorilla’. Sing and dance along!
Join us as we continue singing our way through the alphabet with “The G Song.” Learn the letters and the sounds they make (phonics). Don’t forget to download the G worksheets to go with the song!
Join us as we continue singing our way through the alphabet with “The F Song.” Learn the letters and the sounds they make (phonics). Don’t forget to download the F worksheets to go with the song!
Join us as we continue singing our way through the alphabet with “The F Song.” Learn the letters and the sounds they make (phonics). Don’t forget to download the F worksheets to go with the song!
Join us as we continue singing our way through the alphabet with “The E Song.” Learn the letters and the sounds they make (phonics). Don’t forget to download the E worksheets to go with the song!
Listen. What animal sound do you hear? Name the animal by the sound it makes.
Join us as we continue singing our way through the alphabet with “The E Song.” Learn the letters and the sounds they make (phonics). Don’t forget to download the E worksheets to go with the song!
Join us as we continue singing our way through the alphabet with “The D Song.” Learn the letters and the sounds they make (phonics). Don’t forget to download the D worksheets to go with the song!
Join us as we continue singing our way through the alphabet with “The D Song.” Learn the letters and the sounds they make (phonics). Don’t forget to download the D worksheets to go with the song!
Join us as we continue singing our way through the alphabet with “The C Song.” Learn the letters and the sounds they make (phonics). Don’t forget to download the C worksheets to go with the song!
This is an active kids’ song that teaches different actions that people and animals do. Sing along as you clap your hands, wag your tail, thump your chest, bend your knees, and wiggle your ears!
Join us as we continue singing our way through the alphabet with “The C Song.” Learn the letters and the sounds they make (phonics). Don’t forget to download the C worksheets to go with the song!
Join us as we continue singing our way through the alphabet with “The B Song.” Learn the letters and the sounds they make (phonics). Don’t forget to download the B worksheets to go with the song!
Join us as we continue singing our way through the alphabet with “The B Song.” Learn the letters and the sounds they make (phonics). Don’t forget to download the B worksheets to go with the song!
Join us as we sing our way through the alphabet, starting with “The A Song.” Learn the letters and the sounds they make (phonics). Don’t forget to download the A worksheets to go with the song!
“Yes, I Can!” is a Super Simple song that introduces animal vocabulary, action verbs, and the phrases, “Can you___?” and “Yes, I can. / No, I can’t.”
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