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Schoolhouse Rock! - Grammar Rock

starring: Lynn Ahrens, Joshie Armstead, Mary Sue Berry, Blossom Dearie, Bob Dorough
directed by: Tom Warburton

August 05, 1997
I grew up in the 70's and 80's watching School House Rock. My favorites have always been "Interjection," "Lolly Lolly Get Your Adverbs Here," "Unpack Your Adjectives." Today, I teach College Prep Writing at a community college, and I introduce my students to the parts of speech with this video. And when I do, I always hear the comments from the back of the room, "Oh my God, she's even singing along." These songs work wonders even for adults. Later on, when we get more in depth, all I have to say is "Lolly Lolly" and students start singing themselves.

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Schoolhouse Rock! - Multiplication Rock

starring: Lynn Ahrens, Joshie Armstead, Mary Sue Berry, Blossom Dearie, Bob Dorough
directed by: Tom Warburton

August 05, 1997
My son has difficulty with flashcard memorization. This video was used by his sisters in the classroom and they loved it so much I purchased it for my son. I am pleased to say he is finally learning multiplication and enjoys watching the video. I highly recommend this product.

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Schoolhouse Rock! - America Rock

starring: Lynn Ahrens, Joshie Armstead, Mary Sue Berry, Blossom Dearie, Bob Dorough
directed by: Tom Warburton

August 05, 1997
No, the School House Rock segments are not all correct, nor are they right on the money, when it comes to History. But, you have to realize, they were never meant to be. Our text books in school are not 100% accurate either. SHR was never meant to be 100% accurate. It was created to make kids think, and present the material in a way where it would be fun. Yes, alot is left out, but alot more is in there also. Im am so sick of people trying to be so POLITICALLY CORRECT these days. GET OVER IT, and just accept School House Rock for what it is. A teaching tool, aimed at kids, watching Saturday morning cartoons. GEEESH. Get over it everybody.

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Schoolhouse Rock! - Science Rock

starring: Lynn Ahrens, Joshie Armstead, Mary Sue Berry, Blossom Dearie, Bob Dorough
directed by: Tom Warburton

August 05, 1997
It taught me about science in a different way from the way people normally learn about science. I liked it because it's got some funny parts. Lots of times people learn science by seeing and having someone explain things to them. But this is different. For example, Telegraph Line uses a mailman delivering messages from the brain, which people don't usually see. This makes learning fun.

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Schoolhouse Rock: Multiplication Rock

starring: Lynn Ahrens, Joshie Armstead, Mary Sue Berry, Blossom Dearie, Bob Dorough
directed by: Tom Warburton

August 04, 1995
My son has difficulty with flashcard memorization. This video was used by his sisters in the classroom and they loved it so much I purchased it for my son. I am pleased to say he is finally learning multiplication and enjoys watching the video. I highly recommend this product.

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Schoolhouse Rock! - Money Rock

starring: Lynn Ahrens, Joshie Armstead, Mary Sue Berry, Blossom Dearie, Bob Dorough
directed by: Tom Warburton

August 25, 1998
This is a great video for teaching kids about money. I used to watch Schoolhouse Rock on Saturday mornings. I now have the opportunity to pass it on to my son. He has learned principals from this video that he will never forget. It is very educational and assists him in learning while not being taught in a long drawn out boring way. I would recommend this to anyone who needs help laying a foundation to build upon for their family for a long time.

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Schoolhouse Rock!: Grammar Rock (Animated)

starring: Maretha Stewart, Zachary Sanders, Bob Kaliban, Blossom Dearie, Joshie Armstead
directed by: Lori Lieberman

August 04, 1995
I grew up in the 70's and 80's watching School House Rock. My favorites have always been "Interjection," "Lolly Lolly Get Your Adverbs Here," "Unpack Your Adjectives." Today, I teach College Prep Writing at a community college, and I introduce my students to the parts of speech with this video. And when I do, I always hear the comments from the back of the room, "Oh my God, she's even singing along." These songs work wonders even for adults. Later on, when we get more in depth, all I have to say is "Lolly Lolly" and students start singing themselves.

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The Best of Schoolhouse Rock! - 30th Anniversary Edition

starring: Lynn Ahrens, Joshie Armstead, Mary Sue Berry, Blossom Dearie, Bob Dorough
directed by: Tom Warburton

August 27, 2002
TOP 25
25.Elbow Room (American)
24.Verbs (Grammar)
23.Naughty Number Nine (Multiplication)
22.Bones (Science)
21.Central Nervous System (Science)
TOP 20
20.Mother Necessity (American)
19.The Great American Melting Pot (American)
18.Dollars And Sense (Money)
17.Elementary, My Dear (Multiplication)
16.Ready Or Not, Here I Come (Multiplication)
TOP 15
15.Pronouns (Grammar)
14.Adjectives (Grammar)
13.No More Kings (American)
12.Figure Eight (Multiplication)
11.My Hero, Zero (Multiplication)
TOP TEN
10.The Shot Heard 'Round The World (American)
9.Nouns (Grammar)
8.Solar System (Science)
7.Three Is A Magic Number (Multiplication)
6.Preamble (American) ... Read More:

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Schoolhouse Rock - History Rock

starring: Lynn Ahrens, Joshie Armstead, Mary Sue Berry, Blossom Dearie, Bob Dorough
directed by: Tom Warburton

July 15, 1991
Never received the product. Idiots sent me a book instead on Rheumatoid Arthritis. Imagine that! LOL. Don't buy from this seller unless you want the same colossal mistake.

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Schoolhouse Rock: America Rock

starring: Lynn Ahrens, Joshie Armstead, Mary Sue Berry, Blossom Dearie, Bob Dorough
directed by: Tom Warburton

August 04, 1995
No, the School House Rock segments are not all correct, nor are they right on the money, when it comes to History. But, you have to realize, they were never meant to be. Our text books in school are not 100% accurate either. SHR was never meant to be 100% accurate. It was created to make kids think, and present the material in a way where it would be fun. Yes, alot is left out, but alot more is in there also. Im am so sick of people trying to be so POLITICALLY CORRECT these days. GET OVER IT, and just accept School House Rock for what it is. A teaching tool, aimed at kids, watching Saturday morning cartoons. GEEESH. Get over it everybody.