Great for beginning readers! Theses songs use the synthetic phonics approach to teach short vowels, high-frequency consonants and blends and teaches the following short vowels and consonants: (s, m, h, p, b, t, d, f, l, and hard c).

These songs and activities are so much fun, students won't realize they are learning! These songs uses synthetic phonics methods to teach the long vowels, y as a vowel, consonants and blends. Includes: qu, j, v, w, hard g, soft g, x, y and z.

Four timeless favorites from the Greek master of fables are included in this program brimming with colorful animation, lively music, and poetry. After each fable, the viewer is given the moral of the story. Fables include: The Grasshopper and the Ants, The Tortoise and the Hare, The Boy Who Cried Wolf, and The Horse's Mistake.

A comical substitute teacher searches for woodworking class, but accidentally walks in on other classes that also begin with the initial and medial consonant /w/.

Learn to apologize appropriately, and to identify verbs that take the infinitive–"want," "seem," "attempt," "demand," "expect," "like" and"love."

Dorana is a beautiful young girl, who lives a harsh existence. She dreams of a better life, unaware that a cruel hand has robbed her of such a life when she was just a baby. One stormy night, Dorana is magically transported to an unfamiliar world, also known as the Land of Oz. After learning that she was chosen to save Oz from the tyranny of the wicked witch, Dorana sets out on a heroic journey, filled with miraculous revelations about life and love....

In this lesson, you'll learn How to Explain Details about an Appointment in English. Leave us a message while you are here!

Margarita doesn't think TJ can play basketball because he uses a wheelchair, but she learns that even though people may be differently abled, they can still have a lot in common.

The Standard Deviants look at sentence problems, including sentence fragments, comma splices, and run-on sentences. Then we examine common grammatical traps, such as tense shifts, vague pronoun references, and faulty parallels. We'll wrap things up with a look at acceptable grammar "errors"—like the use of contractions, splitting infinitives, and using prepositions at the end of sentences. Topics include: Sentence Fragments, Comma Splices, Run-On...

Way back in the days when the grass was still green, and the ponds were still wet, and the clouds were still clean....' See what happens when Dr. Seuss writes about the greedy Once-ler who ignores the warnings of the Lorax and cuts down every last Truffula Tree to make thneads.