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Adding Numbers to 10Open now
Hello! Koyo here. Today, we will add numbers up to ten. Adding means putting things together. Look! We have 3 red apples and 2 green apples. How many apples do we have in all? Let's count: 1, 2, 3, and then 4, 5. So, 3 apples plus 2 apples equal 5 apples. Adding helps us find out how many things there are when we join them. Let's try more! If you have 4 oranges and get 3 more, how many oranges will you have? Let's count together. Adding is fun!
Ancient Games and SportsOpen now
Children long ago played many fun games! They rolled wooden hoops and raced each other to see who was fastest. Some played with balls made from animal skins. People also enjoyed sports like wrestling and horse riding. These games helped them stay strong and happy. Playing together was important because it made friends and taught teamwork. Even without toys like today, children found great fun outside!
Animal BabiesOpen now
Hi! I am Pip. Baby animals look different from grown-ups. Kittens are baby cats. Ducklings are baby ducks. Calves are baby cows. Baby animals need their mothers for food and care. They learn how to find food and stay safe. Baby animals grow bigger every day. Soon, they will be grown-ups too! Watching baby animals is fun and helps us learn about nature.
Animal HomesOpen now
Hello! I am Pip. Animals live in many different homes. Birds build nests in trees. Nests keep baby birds safe. Rabbits make burrows underground. Burrows are tunnels where rabbits hide and sleep. Bees live in hives. Hives are made of wax and hold many bees. Homes protect animals from weather and danger. Each animal home is special and helps animals stay safe and warm.
Animal Sounds in MusicOpen now
Hello! I’m Numi, and today we will make music with animal sounds. Animals make all kinds of noises. Frogs say 'ribbit,' birds sing 'tweet,' and cats go 'meow.' Musicians sometimes copy these sounds in their songs. We can play music that sounds like animals! Let’s try making animal sounds together. When I say 'ribbit,' you can croak like a frog. When I say 'meow,' you can make a cat’s sound. It’s fun to use our voices and instruments to sound like animals. Ready to be a musical animal?
Animals and MovementOpen now
Hello! I'm Mira. Let's see how animals move. Animals move in many ways. Birds fly high in the sky using their wings. Rabbits hop fast on their strong legs. Fish swim in water using their fins. Some animals crawl, some run, and some jump. Movement helps animals find food, stay safe, and explore. Each animal has special body parts for moving. For example, wings help birds fly, and fins help fish swim. Movement is fun to watch! Can you move like your favorite animal?
- Animals and Their Homes
- Animals Around Us
- Animals People Used for Work
- Animals That Move Differently
- Astronauts Wear Space Suits
- Atlas Junior: The Counting Cave
- Basic Addition with Objects
- Basic Algorithms with Toys
- Basic Government Roles
- Basic Needs of Animals
- Basic Needs of People
- Basic Needs of Plants
- Basic Punctuation
- Being Fair and Kind
- Birds and Their Sounds
- Body Parts and What They Do
- Bones and Skeleton
- Brain and Nerves
- Building Boats that Float
- Building Simple Circuits
- Building Towers Taller
- Building with Blocks
- Celebrations and Holidays
- Clapping to a Steady Beat
- Clothes People Wore
- Colors in Nature
- Comets Are Space Snowballs
- Community Helpers
- Community Helpers in History
- Comparing Quantities with Koyo
- Comparing Temperatures
- Comparing Weight with Balance Scales
- Constellations Are Star Pictures
- Counting Backwards from 10
- Counting Numbers 1 to 20
- Counting Objects with Koyo
- Counting to 10 with Koyo
- Counting to 20
- Create Simple Sound Patterns
- Creating Bridges from Paper
- Creating Rhythms with Pip
- Creating Simple Stories on a Computer
- Cultural Celebrations
- Day and Night
- Day and Night Animals
- Days of the Week
- Designing a Small Robot
- Different Families Around the World
- Different Jobs in the Community
- Different Types of Homes
- Digestive System Basics
- Ears and Hearing
- Eating Healthy Foods
- Even and Odd Numbers
- Explorers and Their Journeys
- Exploring Computer Sounds
- Exploring Gears and Cogs
- Exploring Musical Feelings with Pip
- Exploring Rhythm with Body Percussion
- Exploring Wheels and Axles
- Eyes and Seeing
- Family Stories and Memories
- Famous Buildings Around Me
- Famous Children in History
- Famous Kings and Queens
- Famous Landmarks
- Farming Long Ago
- Fast and Slow
- Fast and Slow Tempos
- Find the Letter A!
- Finding the Pulse in Songs
- Five Senses
- Floating and Sinking
- Following Pip's Musical Directions
- Following Simple Instructions
- Food and Where It Comes From
- Food People Ate
- Giving Commands to a Robot
- Growing Plants
- Healthy Habits for Our Body
- Hear the First Sound!
- Heart and Blood
- Helping Each Other
- Helping the Environment
- Historic Festivals and Fairs
- Homes Long Ago
- Hot and Cold
- How Communities Celebrate
- How Our Body Grows
- How People Communicated
- How People Made Art
- How Plants Grow
- How Seeds Grow
- How Things Move
- How We Make Decisions Together
- How We Use Maps
- Identifying High and Low Sounds
- Identifying Nouns and Verbs
- Insects and Bugs
- Introduction to Addition with Objects
- Introduction to Angles: Right Angle
- Introduction to Coding with Blocks
- Introduction to Data Collection
- Introduction to Fractions: Half
- Introduction to Fractions: Quarter
- Introduction to Graphs: Bar Graphs
- Introduction to Graphs: Picture Graphs
- Introduction to Money: Dimes and Quarters
- Introduction to Online Safety
- Introduction to Probability: Certain and Impossible
- Introduction to Robots
- Introduction to Subtraction with Objects
- Introduction to Time: Half Hours
- Inventions That Changed Life
- Jobs People Do
- Keeping Clean and Healthy
- Keeping Our Body Clean
- Koyo Plants a Seed
- Learning Simple Musical Terms
- Let's Move to the Music!
- Life by the River or Sea
- Life in a Castle
- Light and Dark
- Listening to Different Sounds
- Living and Non-Living Things
- Living and Nonliving Things
- Loud and Soft Music
- Lungs and Breathing
- Magnets and Metal
- Making a Pulley System
- Making Music with Classroom Objects
- Making Paper Airplanes
- Making Predictions
- Making Simple Animations
- Making Simple Machines
- Making Strong Shapes
- Maps and Directions
- Match the Pitch with Your Voice
- Matching Same Objects with Numi
- Measuring Height with Pip
- Measuring Length with Non-Standard Units
- Meet Harriet Tubman: The Brave Hero
- Mira and the Rainy Day Puddle
- Mixing Colors with Materials
- Money and Buying Things
- More and Less
- Moving to the Music
- Muscles Help Us Move
- My Family
- My Home
- My Neighborhood
- My Personal Timeline
- My School
- Naming Basic Musical Instruments
- National Holidays
- Nature Walk and Observation
- Number Bonds to 5
- Number Order 1-10
- Numi's Cloud Collection
- Numi's Sight Word Adventure
- Old and New Toys
- Our Country's Flag
- Our Five Senses
- Our Local History
- Our Neighborhood Helpers
- Our Rights and Responsibilities
- Parts of a Plant
- Parts of the Body
- Patterns with Numbers
- People Long Ago
- People Who Help Us
- Pet Care Basics
- Pictures Tell Sounds
- Pip Blends Sounds to Read
- Pip Finds the Magic Words
- Pip Learns About Groups
- Pip Plays with Word Families
- Pip's Instrument Sounds Adventure
- Place Value: Tens and Ones
- Planets Are Different Sizes
- Planets in Our Solar System
- Planning Your Project
- Plant Parts
- Playing Call and Response Games
- Playing Simple Melodies on Xylophones
- Playing Simple Percussion Instruments
- Push and Pull
- Rain and Weather
- Reading Comprehension with Pictures and Storybook Koyo
- Reading CVC Words
- Recognizing Coins: Penny and Nickel
- Recognizing Loud and Soft Sounds
- Recognizing Musical Form: Verse and Chorus
- Recognizing Numbers 1-10 with Koyo
- Recognizing Numbers 11-20
- Recognizing Patterns
- Recognizing Shapes in the Environment
- Recognizing Shapes: Pentagon and Hexagon
- Retelling Stories with Storybook Koyo
- Rhyme Time Fun!
- Rockets Go to Space
- Rules and Responsibilities
- Rules Help Us
- Safety at Home and School
- School Long Ago
- Sequencing Steps in a Story
- Shadows
- Shapes: Circle and Square
- Sharing and Caring
- Sharing and Saving Work
- Sharing Your Creation
- Simple Food Chains
- Simple Fractions on Number Line
- Simple History Stories
- Simple Machines: Levers
- Simple Machines: Wheels
- Simple Maps and Directions
- Simple Patterns with Colors
- Simple Patterns with Shapes
- Simple Word Problems
- Singing Simple Songs from Memory
- Singing Songs with Repeated Phrases
- Singing Together as a Group
- Skin and Touch
- Skip Counting by 10s
- Skip Counting by 2s with Pip
- Skip Counting by 5s with Pip
- Songs and Music from the Past
- Sorting and Grouping Objects
- Sorting Colors with Numi
- Sorting Shapes by Sides
- Sorting Sizes with Numi
- Sounds and Noises
- Sounds of the Alphabet
- Stars in the Sky
- Stories from Different Cultures
- Symmetry in Simple Shapes
- Taking Turns and Sharing
- Teeth and Eating
- Telling Time: Whole Hours
- Testing and Fixing Designs
- The Biggest Smallest Thing
- The Earth Goes Around the Sun
- The Earth Has Water and Land
- The Earth Spins
- The Moon Has Craters
- The Moon Has No Air
- The Moon's Shapes
- The Sky Changes with Seasons
- The Sun Gives Us Light and Warmth
- The Sun is a Star
- The Sun Rises and Sets
- Things That Bounce
- Things That Move
- Time: Days and Weeks
- Tools People Used
- Transportation Methods
- Transportation Then and Now
- Trees and Leaves
- Triangles and Rectangles with Numi
- Understanding Capacity with Cups
- Understanding Cause and Effect
- Understanding Equal Groups
- Understanding Melody as a Tune
- Understanding On and Off (Binary)
- Understanding Position: Above and Below
- Understanding Position: Next to and Between
- Understanding Question Words with Storybook Koyo
- Understanding Simple Patterns
- Understanding Zero
- Up and Down
- Using a Calendar
- Using a Keyboard to Type Letters
- Using a Mouse and Keyboard
- Using a Ruler
- Using Digital Drawing Tools
- Using Levers to Lift
- Using Magnets to Build
- Using Ramps to Roll
- Using Recycled Materials
- Using Simple Computer Games
- Using Simple Tools Safely
- We See Stars at Night
- Weather and Seasons
- What is a Community?
- What is a Computer?
- What is a Flag?
- What is a Government?
- What is a Law?
- What is a Leader?
- What is a Machine
- What is a Mayor?
- What is a Musical Rest?
- What Is Energy?
- What is Engineering
- What is History?
- What Is Physics?
- What Makes a Shadow
- Why Things Stop
- Why We Say Pledge of Allegiance
- Why We Vote
- Working Together as a Team
- Working Together to Build
- Writing Numbers 1-10