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First up, we have a selection of
SchoolHouse Rock videos on American History!

Classic short cartoons from the 70s... sing along and learn!

No More Kings
 

Shot Heard Round the World
 

Fireworks! - Independence Day
 

The Preamble to the Constitution
 

Elbow Room
 
 
 

Mother Necessity
 
 

More Videos!

Hot Dog - What's on a dollar bill?
This clip is from the great 1971 children's series "Hot Dog", which featured Woody Allen, Joanne Worley and Johnathan Winters.
Do you know your dollar bills? Watch and see!
 

The Story of Nikola Tesla in cartoons
 
 

The Story of the QWERTY Keyboard
 

The Story of the Flexible Straw
 
 

SWINGING THE ALPHABET!
Believe it or not, we’ve even got an “educational” Three Stooges clip  today! Will wonders never cease?
Certainly our favorite song that the Stooges ever did, and probably the ONLY remotely “educational” moment in any of their films, is this charming rendition of the “Alphabet Song”. This comes from one of their shorts directed by the one and only Charley Chase, who usually incorporated at least one bouncy, light tune into his own two reeler comedies. Combine director Chase and the Stooges, and for these two minutes, you got some movie magic. It’s a catchy tune, and it really does help kids learn how to pair consonants and vowels.
 
 

WHO'S ON FIRST?
Here’s the great comedy team of Abbott and Costello performing their classic summertime “Who’s on first?”
baseball sketch in their 1945 film “The Naughty Nineties”. Okay kids, see if you can follow this! Classic Americana comedy!
 

Thor Ramsey on "Homeschool"
(Content note: Just so you know, he uses the word "butt" in this)
 

and finally... one more time...
Tim Hawkins' "A Homeschool Family"
 
 

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Have a great weekend and be sure to join us again next week for a bunch of great new resources!