Yummy fruit is delicious in any language! Explore the tasty world of fruit in Spanish with this colorful video! Music is the perfect way to help children internalize simple words in a new language, so this video is great for new Spanish language learners. This is also perfect for early native speakers to sing, dance, and laugh along with this fruity video! Children can practice basic fruit names like apple (manzana), strawberries (fresas), and cherries (cerezas). Learning a new language has never tasted this good!

An awesome pair of siblings lead their friend in a round of “Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes.” With great dance moves, the kids teach us all about the different parts of the body from head to toe. Kids get a great opportunity to stretch their bodies and their brains in this fun interactive dance! The excitement amps up as they turn up the speed so be ready to dance and name all the different parts of the body with this fun trio!

If your kids are in need of a dance break this is the perfect song! Kids of all ages show off their dance moves to this joyful interactive song. These kids have amazing dance moves and they show them by dancing to this great simple direction song. Watch your little ones react to the directions with this fun and happy dance break. Have a blast clapping, stomping, and shouting together because this song will make you happy and you know it!

Get your hands ready for this fun and interactive dance break. Follow these little kid leaders through all the steps of this exciting dance track. Enjoy yourself dancing along with these children as they practice fine and gross motor dance moves like clapping, stamping, turning, and jumping. This is a fun way to practice listening to directions while getting out some wiggles. See the little ones connect with the upbeat music and you will be having so much fun that you won't want the song to end!

Dance along with this awesome family in this color-learning song! Watch a rainbow of simple dance moves in this awesomely catchy color video. Your little ones will be moving and grooving along to all their favorite colors. Help little ones learn the names of colors and their starting sounds. This is the perfect song for a movement break, circle time, or active playtime. This engaging dance beat will get stuck in the little heads and have them moving to colorful music all day!

Brush it left, brush it right, and help your little one get the best smile with this exciting video! Make tooth time into a fun experience with this awesome personal hygiene song. These little ones will lead your kids in a fun and interactive tooth-brushing dance. If you have a reluctant brusher, help them get excited about dental hygiene with this infectious beat! Grab your toothpaste and your toothbrush and get ready to dance your way to a super healthy smile!

Tiffany, Tim and Tom show you how to brush your teeth. Left, right, front, back. Did you notice the cool background?? It’s a mouth full of shiny white teeth – just like yours. Join them, sing, dance, and don’t forget to brush your teeth. Show your mommy the awesome dance moves you have learnt.

It’s bedtime, but you aren’t tired yet? Clap and shake it with Tim to this song. It starts slow, but it gets real fast as more and more balls appear around Tim. Can you hold on until the end? One, dance with your body…Clap, clap, shalala. Throw a little party in your room! Invite your parents or siblings. You will definitely get tired when you finish.

Tim has got a ball launcher. If he shoots five times with it, he can destroy any obstacles. First, he sees a tower of blue balls. One, two, three, four, five… BOOM! The balls fall out of the container. His twin brother, Tom cleans the floor from the balls. They repeat the exercise with red, purple, green and yellow balls. Can you remember the colours and numbers in the video?

Baby Lily has a special colour-learning device. There are colourful balls mixed together in it. She has to sort them out. Can you help her? She has nine bowls: into the first bowl, she wants to put the green balls, the yellow balls go into the second, then come the orange, the light blue and the purple balls. Oops, here come the green balls again, followed by the brown, the pink and the dark blue balls. Nice job, Lily!