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For ESL students: a short explanation of the rythmn of English and the importance of the "s" sound

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Two teams of ESL students compete in a game of knowledge and luck, based on the 100 U.S. history/government questions prospective citizens are supp...

This song, based on a prayer of Native Americans who lived on the American Plains, incorporates a bit of sign language. It is being taught to a mul...

Cherokee Morning Song - Native American

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James Taylor - Carolina in my mind

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The last time Nick, Bob and John sang together on a stage! FC8, August 18th became the last time the original Kingston Trio performed together, her...

22 month old singing you are my sunshine

Arranged and Performed by Judith Giddings on a Modern Mountain Dulcimer with extra 1 1/2 and 8 1/2 frets.

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ESL students tried a fast-paced "Yankee Doodle" as part of their studies of the American Revolutionary War period.

ESL students practice the "s" sound in English.

Ecuador family trip

Fearless kid takes off upside down on Mindo, Ecuador, zip line.

G-rated bilingual silliness

Karen ESL students sing in their native language. The Karen are an ethnic minority originally from Burma.

Adopted pit bull terrier, Izzy, jumps through a hoop, "speaks" and half-heartedly offers a paw. She was adopted through Fugee's Rescue in July of 2...

ESL students sing

ESL students sing the sentimental favorite, "Hush, Little Baby."

ESL students take to the Old Chisolm Trail, singing the ultimate cowboy song.

Advanced ESL students perform a readers

script, practice reduced sounds by quoting "Gimme a Little Kiss," and play an explosive word game.

Nancy and her favorite granddaughter improvise scenes from "Little Red Riding Hood" and "The Frog Prince." Recorded in Chicago, August of 2008

Students enact the classic cautionary tale about overreacting and trusting the wrong characters.

ESL students mime the Aesop fable, "The Lion and the Mouse." The moral of the story is: Little friends may be great friends."

Multilevel ESL students sing a tradition round.

Multilevel ESL students sing "Rock My Soul" in three parts.

ESL students, who've been studying The Underground Railroad, sing a spiritual/"code song."

Intermediate ESL students are interviewed. They are native speakers of: Spanish, Chinese and Korean.

Winston-Salem Children's Museum

Tory gets another degree

Tory's portfolio

students sing a good-bye song

ESL students roleplay a medical problem involving an elbow.

Level 5 ESL students perform the amusing folk tale, "Stone Soup."

ESL students learn the American folk song, "Careless Love."