Seeds are quite magical - they are so little, but when they are buried in the ground with the right conditions, they can grow into large plants and trees! Our Merricat’s teachers sing two songs that teach us all we need to know about seeds and how they work in the videos below. We hope you enjoy these sing-a-longs.
Make popcorn and sing about it with Merricat's teacher Jeff Bradley!
Pop, pop, pop is the sound popcorn kernels make when they become heated and start to expand. Popcorn is great snack food, especially when you are watching a movie or a sports game. In these two videos, Merricat’s teacher Jeff Bradley teaches you how to make popcorn and have fun eating it too!
In this video, learn how to make popcorn with Jeff!
Now that you learned how to make popcorn, listen to the popcorn song and follow along with the dance moves!
This song and dance are sure to engage your children and help them have the best time eating popcorn.
Listen to Merricat's Teachers Perform the "Waiting for Elevator" Song!
Ever felt bored waiting for the elevator to come down to your floor? Well, don’t! Everything in life can be fun with enough music and dance moves. In this video, you can listen to Laurie Beckner’s “Waiting for the Elevator” and watch Merricat’s teachers dance along with it. Besides teaching children that they can enjoy even little moments in life, this song is also great for children just beginning to learn numbers.
Enjoy your favorite songs performed and sung by The Spence School students!
Are your children missing music time at ABC classrooms? Check out the incredible performances by our high school volunteers from The Spence School
Learn your ABC’s with Bella and Lily Kaplan in the video below:
And if you want to feel at peace or meditate, listen to Paloma perform Tarantello by Albert Pieczonka.
Merricat's Castle School Teachers Lead Sing-A-Longs
Merricat’s Castle School teachers miss their students. They wanted to make sure that children can still learn and thrive at home, so they recorded themselves singing three of our favorite songs! Enjoy “Spring Song,” “Seed Song,“ and “Down, Down, Baby!“