9inchsnake shared a video:

Nursery Rhymes _Dip Dip Dip, Dip Dip Dip Nursery Rhymes in English with good Animation and Music

AntoPandeth shared a video:

Nursery Rhymes by DeepaMiriam Sung for learnwareindia.com. Produced And Directed by Jiju Thomas Music Prododuction And direction AntoPandeth

MystyMary shared a video:

music only by the Bergerfolk. This traditional English folk song, was a popular parlour piece to play on the piano in the early Victorian era. This version of the melodies seems American.

animishmish asked:

short animation by Alon Chitayat
music by Dori Adar
Movers clear out an apartment, leaving behind one single box that owner said he´ll pick up on his own. Childhood objects and memories slowly unfold, to create a mosaic of long lost past.

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Cullensabcs asked:

For preschoolers an action song done with hand movements.

Singing songs with your child is wonderful for many reasons. The most important reason is that singing is it is fun and children love to sing. Songs are great for increasing vocabulary and pronunciation. Using hand and body movements with songs and rhymes helps preschoolers learn to control their bodies. There is even research that has shown that children who are actively involved in music do better in reading and math when they start school, are better able to focus and control their bodies, play better with others and have higher self-esteem. So sing a song now!

For free ideas to support your child’s development at home, free patterns and a short overview video of Cullen’s abc’s go here:
http://www.cullensabcs.com

Nursery Rhymes MP3

KitsuneDarkStalker shared a video:

UPDATE: Sesame Workshop, proving just how awesome they really are, have allowed this video to stay. SESAME STREET RULES! ^_^

A classic video, with awesome music. I can’t believe YouTube took this down before… well guess what it’s BACK! Much kudos to Courtney from Myspace for having the video.

TinyDancer500 shared a video:

Beautiful alphabet vignette from Sesame Street circa the late ’70s. Better known as “Madrigal Alphabet”, the music is by Donald Byrd and the animation is by Jeff Hale, also known for the Pinball Number Count, The Typewriter Guy, and the Ringmaster series, according to MuppetWiki. A gift from my site, The Sesame Street Lyrics Archive, enjoy!

The broadcast of this video is authorized by Sesame Workshop. Thank you so much!