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When you are on vacation, running errands or just away from home, free video read alouds are a great way to fill what can be hours of waiting into a lot of fun! These are convenient stories for families on the go. View them on a computer, tablet, or phone. If you have a few minutes you have time for a story! The playlist below includes more than 100 video read alouds from old classics like Where the Wild Things Are to newer favorites like Little Jumbo. Featured readers include actors, performers, celebrities, and oftentimes the author themselves. This listening library is available all day every day (and all night!) for returning to old favorites. "Read it again!" has never been easier!

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Welcome to Art For Kids Hub!

Here you’ll find all kinds of art lessons for kids, including how to draw for kids, even painting and origami for kids.

My name is Rob, I’m married to Mrs. Hubs, and we have four kids. Their names are Jack, Hadley, Austin, and Olivia. We make art together as a family but we also love sharing it with you.

Most of our art lessons are self-contained, which means you can jump in and start drawing with us today. All you need is something to draw with, some paper, and coloring supplies!

Where To Watch Our Lessons

There are several places to watch our art lessons. Each place provides a different experience and benefit.

YouTube (free/ads)

You can watch many of our art lessons on YouTube for free with ads (visit our Channel here). You can watch through a desktop computer, the YouTube mobile app (Android and iTunes), or even through the YouTube app on a smart TV.

YouTube Kids (free/ads)

If you have some concerns with your children using YouTube, be sure to check out the YouTube Kids app for mobile (Android and iTunes). You can watch many of our lessons for free with ads on the YouTube Kids app. Visit our channel on YouTube Kids, don’t forget to subscribe. Log in through your YouTube/Google account for more parental controls. Did you also know you can watch YouTube Kids on a desktop? Just visit youtubekids.com!

ArtForKidsHub.com (free/ads)

You’re already here on this website! This site is a great option for more focus and fewer distractions. You can watch many of our lessons for free with ads, just visit our blog page. The videos on this website are hosted and embedded from YouTube. This means that you’ll receive the same ads/commercials you would see on YouTube but you won’t see videos from other channels.

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Become an Art Hub member and eliminate YouTube/Google ads and YouTube distractions. You can watch our lessons plus exclusive member lessons only available on artforkidshub.tv. Your membership also gives you access to watch our lessons through our dedicated mobile apps (Android and iTunes). Visit artforkidshub.tv to learn more and even join.

Latest Art Lesson

Today, we’re learning how to draw LOLA our new favorite droid from Obi-Wan Kenobi! Art Supplies This is a list of the supplies we used, but feel free to use whatever you have in your home or classroom. Sharpie (or something to draw with) Paper (we use marker paper) Markers to color with (we use […]

To find more art lessons for kids use the search and navigation bar above, or browse through our blog!

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Would you and your kids like to use the same art supplies we use? Here’s what we love using:

Sharpies for drawing

Marker paper to draw on

Bianyo markers for coloring

Colored pencils (sometimes we also use Prismacolor colored pencils)

If you’d like to purchase the exact same art supplies we use, visit our official Amazon Art Supply shop. Each art supply in our shop I have purchased and love. We participate in Amazon’s Associate Program. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases.

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How To Draw eBooks

Did you know that we also sell how-to-draw ebooks?

These ebooks are great to view digitally or print them out for offline learning! Teachers love printing the entire collection, laminating the individual sheets, and allowing their students to browse through them on their own.

You can visit our ebook store to learn more and purchase.

Stay tuned for even more ebooks, soon!

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Parents and teachers,

We hope you and your kids find a love for art and drawing that lasts a lifetime. If you ever have questions, concerns, or even suggestions you can find us on Facebook, Instagram, or even directly through our contact page. Your kind words and support mean the world to us and allows us to continue making art lessons. Thank you!

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Your school has closed to follow social distancing recommendations due to the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19). Suddenly, you're asked to teach using digital tools, and you feel like a fish out of water. You're not even sure where to begin when the articles take over your social media timelines.

All this new information can be overwhelming, so we want to help by compiling a list of resources! We hope you bookmark this page and return to it when you need ideas or when you want to make sure you're not missing out on anything. We'll be sharing it on our social media platforms and highlighting new content when we see it.

From celebrity read alouds to virtual lessons, the whole country is finding ways to ensure students are engaged and learning. Since inspiring readers is at the heart of what we do, you'll notice that many of these resources focus on at-home activities related to books and reading!

Note that if you're not able to attend some of these video sessions live, you'll be able to replay them later!
Michelle Obama - Mondays with Michelle Obama
Mondays at 11pm CDT
The former first lady partners with PBS Kids and Penguin Random House to host a weekly read aloud.

I'm thrilled to share some of my favorite children's books and give kids an opportunity to practice their reading (while giving families a much-needed break!).

Join me, @PBSKIDS, and @penguinrandom for read-alongs on Mondays at 12pm ET on @PBSKIDS Facebook and YouTube! https://t.co/839isAWKSt
- Michelle Obama (@MichelleObama) April 17, 2020

Library of Congress - Dav Pilkey at Home
Fridays at 7am CDT
The author of the Dogman and Captain Underpants series shares a weekly video lesson with downloadable activities available throughout the week.
Penguin Kids - #ReadTogetherBeTogether
Weekdays at 2pm CDT
Join favorite authors and celebrities for storytime.
Kelly Yang - Online Writing Classes
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 2pm CDT
The author of Front Desk teaches teens about plot and character.

I'll be doing another free online writing class for teens tomorrow! Tell your students to tune in to my Instagram Live (@kellyyanghk) for free writing classes every M/W/F from 12-12:30 PST/3pm EST! 🙏❤️✍️ I'll be posting the videos on my website afterwards! Spread the word! 🙌 pic.twitter.com/suJfUjSQn0
- Kelly Yang (@kellyyanghk) March 22, 2020

Peter H. Reynolds - #ReadAloudAlert
Weekdays at 11am CDT
Read aloud live stream from Facebook.

Weekdays at 12pm CDT
A popular children's author reads his books aloud.

Weekdays at 2pm CDT
A popular children's author reads his books aloud.
Mo Willems - Lunch Doodles with Mo Willems
Weekdays at 12pm CDT
Watch Mo doodle and talk about his process.

Weekdays at 1pm CDT
Author and illustrator shares a fun and simple drawing lesson each day.

Weekdays at 2pm CDT
Videos that highlight amazing animals and include an activity to do at home.

Weekdays at 12pm CDT
YouTube sensation shares music, books and story time for kids.

Your favorite authors host story time on Instagram.

Various celebrities including Jennifer Garner and Amy Adams read books aloud on Instagram.
Coronavirus: A Book for Children
Axel Scheffler has illustrated a digital book for primary school age children, free for anyone to read on screen or print out, about the coronavirus and the measures taken to control it. Published by Nosy Crow and written by staff within the company, with consulting by Professor Graham Medley of the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, the book answers key questions in simple language appropriate for 5 to 9 year olds.

Enjoy videos of real astronauts in space reading books with space related topics.

Enjoy story time with popular children's literature authors.

An entertaining talk show highlighting bestselling kid lit authors and illustrators.

Digital library of children's literature in multiple languages available online and free of charge.

For as long as schools are closed, kids everywhere can instantly stream an incredible collection of stories, including titles across six different languages, that will help them continue dreaming, learning and just being kids.

A fun, interactive, online course that uses the game of baseball to help kids ages 8 to 11 maintain their math and literacy skills during the summer months. Major League Baseball and EVERFI have teamed up to create a platform that keeps kids learning while they are out of school, and avoid the "summer slide" that contributes to a long-term achievement gap.
Arbordale Publishing eBooks
A large selection of beautiful eBooks featuring animals.
Nomad Press Learning Center
By engaging young learners in the scientific and engineering design process, Nomad Press models critical and creative thinking to promote the development of problem-solving skills as readers discover patterns and connections through intellectual inquiry.
Peachtree Event Kits and Teacher Guides
A publishing company offers activity sheets, event kits, teacher's guides and discussion guides for free download.
Reading Rockets Adventure Packs
Free downloadable activities that encourage hands-on fun and learning centered around paired fiction and nonfiction books.

Free teacher-approved materials designed to help students solidify the concepts they learn in school, and equip them for learning at home.

Stories, singalongs and activity kits created specifically to keep kids busy with safe activities.

Reading comprehension resources, including lesson plans, activity guides and student videos in English and Spanish.

A fun, curriculum-aligned literacy game for Grades 2-8, combining strategy, engagement and imaginative reading passages.

Full-length, free e-books in audio or video formats.

Makes learning to read interesting and engaging for kids, with online reading games, songs and other activities.

Free printable resources and activities for younger children.

Audiovisual activities to teach reading for Grades P-3. Emphasizes exploration, play and positive reinforcement.

Daily recommendations of web-based curriculum ideas delivered to your email inbox.

Educational games for kids P-6+, plus how-to craft videos.

A series of free, printable short stories that double as grammar exercises. Enjoy the story and find the errors.

Free collection of fiction and nonfiction reading passages for Grades 3-12. Also offers Spanish reading passages and questions.

Tech tools to help teachers support students' reading fluency, vocabulary and comprehension. Includes diagnostic tools, interactive e-readers, close-reading instruction and more.

High quality support and resources for teaching reading through the content areas.

Favorite Read Alouds

Hey all - I'm offering free at-home Skype/Zoom sessions for any homeschoolers/learners who might want to talk about my books, writing, job, etc. I'll be doing one per day, depending on demand. More about me and my work here: https://t.co/3MLJ9pBlMT. Hit me up anytime to schedule! pic.twitter.com/st52rywU96
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Free ACT & SAT test preparation handouts, practice tests and review guides as well as college admissions guides.

AP study courses including ultra-high-quality videos, practice questions, study guides and full-length tests and explanations that will help students improve in class and on the exam.

Favorite Read Alouds

Adapted Publisher Guidelines
School Library Journal tracks temporary publisher copyright policies regarding recording and sharing read alouds.
7 Family-Friendly Literacy Activities to Empower Families as Readers
Booksource lists our favorite ways for kids and guardians to enjoy books, reading and literacy together while engaging in remote learning.
Wellness for Educators
Free classes to make sure you're feeling great so that you can support your students.

Find all the latest magical treats to keep students occupied-craft videos, fun articles, quizzes, puzzles and plenty more for first-time readers, as well as those already familiar with the wizarding world.

A free library of over 800,000 ebooks. Teachers and parents can use Bookshare to get students with dyslexia, blindness, cerebral palsy, and other reading barriers books in easy-to-read formats like audio, audio + highlighted text, braille, and large font. The collection includes textbooks, educational materials, bestsellers, young adult, and children's titles, and teachers can assign books to students easily and remotely.
How to Create a Virtual Classroom Library
If you and your students are missing your classroom library, this teacher was able to recreate one digitally. Follow her instructions to provide an online solution.
Learning at Home with Dictionary.com
Join Dictionary.com's Facebook group to get early access to their newest free learning materials, connect with other parents and educators and share your own great ideas for educating at home.
Teachers College Virtual Learning Support
Webinars and other materials to support virtual teaching and learning, to help you connect with families and with each other and to help us all increase access and equity.

K-12 students are paired with college students at top-tier universities for video tutoring lessons.

Offers courses on everything from early math to reading for Grades 2-8, plus personalized help.
TEDed
Provides an international platform for teachers to create their own interactive lessons and help curious students around the globe.

A free online program that brings together the diverse talents of Disney Imagineers around the world for a one-of-a-kind learning experience including 32 videos in which the Imagineers share how they use a wide range of skills.

Online homeschool platform and curriculum for Grades P-12 covering all subject areas.

Web-based platform that allows teachers to easily differentiate instruction for students. Offers 1,000+ learning paths in math and ELA for Grades K-8.

Provides free, K-12 printables, digital classes and content for all subject areas.

A collection of digital games that K-12 students can play at home. Organized by grade level and includes a variety of content areas.

More than 1 million free worksheetsfor toddlers through Grade 12. These educational printables cover alphabet letters, math, language arts, history, geography and more.

San Diego Zoo - San Diego Kids Do you have any websites or resources that you're finding helpful? List them in the comments below for other educators to find! National Park Service - Virtual Tours NASA, Google - Access Mars Louvre - Online Tours The China Guide - Great Wall of China British Museum - Virtual Tours U.S. Government Publishing Office - Ben's Guide to the U.S. Government

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Loving. Healing. Touching.

At Family Friend Poems, we take pride in being among the pioneers of Online Poetry Publishers. Since our establishment in 2006, we've published thousands of poems. Our collection focuses on poems that convey love, encourage healing and touch the heart.

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As of Monday, October 24, content that was on TweenTribune.com will now be available here on our new educational resources page and on our learning pages. While much of the content that you enjoyed will still exist, educators will unfortunately no longer be able to assign content to students. Tween Tribune has been a valued educational brand of Smithsonian magazine, and we appreciate your continued support.

Though the Girl Scouts of the USA initially declared itself a space for all girls, the reality was different for girls of color

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I am at our public library right now and it is deserted. Wisconsin was ordered to close their schools this coming week as more and more cases of Covid-19 pile up. The world is upside down.

As we prepare to switch to online learning, I have been thinking of the power of the read aloud. How having the social connection through shared books can bring us together. How doing a read aloud in this stressful time can calm us. And so as we plan for what we will do, I immediately thought of reading picture books aloud to my students and having them respond to them in a short paragraph through Google Classroom. However, there is one glaring problem; copyright violations, I don't want to break copyright by reading aloud a book and then sharing it with students. So instead, I compiled as many lists as I could find here featuring the creators reading aloud. Perhaps the list will be helpful to you?

Kate Messner has a post that details which publishers have given limited permission to read their books aloud following their guidelines, see the post here.

Indianapolis Public Library has a compiled list here with more than 100 titles

Storyline online has a compiled list right here with some great titles

Kate Messner is compiling videos right here featuring authors and illustrators sharing their work and resources

Susan Tan has a great video channel featuring writing prompts and read alouds

Kidlit TV has a great compilation here

Harper Kids Has their read alouds compiled here

Vooks Online are offering a free first year for teachers and have videos compiled here

Brightly Online has a compilation here

Storytime with Bill from Little Brown Books can be found here

Mrs. P's storytime can be found here

Debbie Ridpath Ohi is posting videos of her books as well here

Unite For Literacy has many stories read aloud in multiple languages compiled here

Free Kid Lit Visits and Authors Read Aloud compiled by A.Keene can be found here

Storytime from Space features astronauts reading aloud

I will keep adding resources here as I find them and as they are shared with me. If you know of any more, please share.

Take care, stay safe, and take care of others. We will get through this.

And by the way, if you can't feed your family in the coming weeks or months, please reach out to me. I will try to send you a giftcard for groceries if I can.
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Click on a book cover to hear a story!

For more help keeping children hearing and enjoying great stories you can find even MORE Free Video Read Alouds or try IndyPL's DIY Online Storytimes at Home. Because reading aloud to kids-even after they know how to read independently-benefits kids of all ages. Video read alouds are a great tool to help create a culture of reading. They don't replace reading aloud together in-person, but they are a fun alternative and supply key early literacy benefits.

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Home to nature, history and collections

Experience the national parks in 360°

Get outside, at home

Explore the collections

Celebrating the legacies that shaped America

Make yourself at home with guided tours

Where ordinary life and momentous occasions mixed

Keep exploring in 360°

Get to know eminent Americans...

... And explore the parks preserving their heritage

Learn about Native American collections

Zoom into beautiful Native American craft

Uncover treasure troves from Presidential collections

Spotlight: Theodore Roosevelt

He was essential to the founding of the park system

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Candy Math and Science

Sometimes around Halloween and Christmas we end up with way more candy than I want my kids eating. Luckily, candy isn't just for eating anymore! Using the fantastic ideas below you can do science experiments with candy, engineer candy STEM projects, and play candy math [...]

Glow in the Dark Lava Lamp

I guarantee you've never made a lava lamp quite like this before! Get ready to entertain the kiddos with this unique glow in the dark lava lamp that looks like a whirling glowing a snowstorm. This is the perfect activity for a science birthday party [...]

Witches’ Brew Science Experiment for Kids

Planning a Halloween party this year and need some spooky activities to do? Or just looking for some light-hearted Halloween science experiments to do with the kids? I've got one to add to your list. We call this witches' brew at our house. You'll [...]

Halloween Window Clings

Making window gel clings is a very cute and easy way to decorate for holidays and seasons. This recipe for Halloween window clings is easy to follow, nontoxic, and can even be used as a hands-on Halloween science experiment for a classroom party! Getting [...]

LEGO Math | Place Value Activities

My son is one of the most avid LEGO enthusiasts I have ever met. Recently, I harnessed his enthusiasm by using LEGO bricks to teach him everything from math to reading to science. Today I am going to show you how to use LEGO [...]

Glow in the Dark LEGO Bricks and Minifigures

Learn how to easily make glow in the dark LEGO pieces that are perfect to hand out as LEGO birthday party favors. Customize their faces and make up stories about each one. Play with them and then turn off the lights to admire the [...]

Coin and Water Experiment | Drops of Water on a Penny

Have you ever wondered how many drops of water can fit on a penny? Find out for yourself, defy gravity, and show your students some magic by performing the coin and water experiment. We added an extra dimension to this classic lightning-fast science experiment [...]

Fishing for LEGO Ice Minifigures

HELP! The LEGO minifigures are drowning in icy water! Can you engineer a LEGO ice rescue and save them using the power of science? This is a fresh twist on a classic science experiment for kids. We have over 50 more fun and fast science [...]

Soda Can Submarine Experiment | Diving and Surfacing

Try this experiment with a soda can submarine to find out how a real submarine dives and surfaces. This is a fast science experiment that can be completed in less than five minutes and an easy kitchen science experiment that the kids will want to [...]

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Participating in the STEAM Power Camp series this year has given me a new found appreciation for the marriage of science and art. As you know, I have a special appreciation for math art, but I haven't always thought of science and art in that way. Well, no more! The artistic beauty of science is all around us so let's share it with out kids and inspire them to think outside of the scientific box.

There are a few bloggers which excel at sharing science art projects. I've listed them below and given you a sampling of their ideas to get you drooling and to convince you to hop over to their sites to discover all the inventive and imaginative ideas they have to help you raise curious kids. Looking back on my last seven years, I find I do have a few science art ideas of my own to share with you. Apparently I haven't been neglecting this cross-disciplinary approach as much as I thought!
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BONUS: everything is super easy.
Babble Dabble Do:
You will find an amazing number of projects that combine science and art at BBD. This is only a small taste of what she has over there. You must go check out her blog.
TinkerLab:
The creative genius behind TinkerLab will inspire you to be free and flexible when getting creative with kids. I love that so many of her ideas are easy and I adore her sketchbook challenges which are useful for kids and grown-ups alike.
Pink Stripey Socks:
PSS is another one of my I-always-read-this blogs. Her ideas are usually simple and always beautiful.
Buggy and Buddy:
Chelsea is a teacher and that comes through loud and clear. All of her projects have a lesson built in and those of you looking for themed projects will find a lot to inspire you.
Left Brain Craft Brain
The name says it all, right? Merge the artsy and the analytical with some awesome ideas.

Well, I can tell you I will be searching out more ways to combine science and art with my kids. Why? They are not generally drawn to arty and crafty activities but they love science so it's my perfect "in."

Want more 52 more STEAM activities? Get the free list, plus step by step instructions for 2 sample projects. Learn more about STEAM Kids here.

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Explore and Create: Science Art Projects for Kids

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Participating in the STEAM Power Camp series this year has given me a new found appreciation for the marriage of science and art. As you know, I have a special appreciation for math art, but I haven't always thought of science and art in that way. Well, no more!

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Art Museums with Virtual Tours -Best Gallery Tours from Home - The Kitchen Table Classroom

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Check out the free directed drawing calendars at the end of this page!
There are lots of reasons to try directed drawing with your students! Here are a few skills and benefits:

improved skills in following directions and attention to detail

practice fine motor development

increased stamina in focus and attention

increased self-expression and communicating ideas

growing skills in drawing and appreciation of art

perfect for celebrating seasonal content and decorate the class

an easy center activity to switch out each week

a fun activity to do at home! Send the link to parents and ask them to draw together, and write about their pictures!

See below for the whole collection of directed drawing videos! Just click on the one you want to watch.

If you don't have access to drawing videos, you can choose printable directed drawing templates! Students are often very motivated to write about their own pictures. Toss them into your writing center each week for a fun and engaging activity throughout the entire school year.

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Published: 31 Mar 2022 Thu 31 Mar 2022 at 3:10pm with Dr Matt Beard,Molly Daniels and Carl Smith

Have you ever been trying to convince your parents of something and just ended up crying, yelling or storming off to sulk in your room? Grown-ups might be bigger than you, they might have more power than you, and they might even be wiser than you, but that doesn’t mean you can't beat your parents in a good fair argument. And even if you still don’t win, learning to argue in a way that’s good for everyone is a really handy skill to have.    Brains Trust: Lyneham Primary School: Neve, Ashwyn, Alice, Ava, Sammy

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Join children's book author/illustrator Angela Ferrari for a Spectacular weekly children's podcast with original stories and classic retellings. Stories come alive through colorful music, lively sound, and fun characters. Listeners will recognize familiar faces like Humpty Dumpty and discover new friends like Digger the Dog.

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What if a dragon lived in my closet? What if there were a never-ending bowl of ice cream? Pirates, fairies, wizards, robots and many more friends help Mr. Eric tell stories inspired by kids' questions. What If World's progressive stories will keep kids laughing while fostering curiosity, imagination, and resilience. Listen Ad-Free: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/whatifworld/subscribe Call-in a what if question to 205-605-WHAT or email whatifworldpodcast@gmail.com!

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children kids podcast ios apps education science discovery sharing

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Kids Listen: What If World - Stories for Kids

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What if a dragon lived in my closet? What if there were a never-ending bowl of ice cream? Pirates, fairies, wizards, robots and many more friends help Mr. Eric tell stories inspired by kids' questions. What If World's progressive stories will keep kids laughing while fostering curiosity, imagination, and resilience.

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The Good Words Podcast is for kids and grown-ups to delight in hilarious, fascinating, wonderful words while we all learn together to use words better, and use better words. It is written and created by Lynn Hickernell, who also writes and performs music for kids and adults under the name Miss Lynn. Learn more and hear lots of her songs at misslynn.com.

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children kids podcast ios apps education science discovery sharing

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The Good Words Podcast is for kids and grown-ups to delight in hilarious, fascinating, wonderful words while we all learn together to use words better, and use better words. It is written and created by Lynn Hickernell, who also writes and performs music for kids and adults under the name Miss Lynn.

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Learn computer science. Change the world.

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Every student in every school deserves the opportunity to study computer science.

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Jarrett J. Krosoczka — graphic novels & tutorials

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Expressions / Draw Every Day with JJK, ep. 2

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Sarah Aronson reads Just Like Rube Goldberg