Read Along Stories & Songs

Enjoy reading and singing along to these fun, animated stories!

Feature Story

Mice-tro Mozart
A music-loving mouse brings down the house at a performance of Aida.

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Birds in the Band
Seems these birds tired of their natural tweeting talents, and wanted something more sophisticated than beaks. So they started a band!

Donkey Jack
When his animals go missing, Donkey Jack looks high and low for them. You'll never guess where he finds them.

The Frog Princess
Joy just gets it wrong, and wrong, and wrong again during her misadventures at summer school.

If Only I Were
Everyone loves a little dressed up mouse. Well, everyone except the mouse! 

Jungle Eyes
Read stories within stories. Click on the pairs of eyes peering from the jungle. Each pair has its own story.

MacMighty
Discover what adventures this cat had to go through to get his unique name.

Feature Story Song

Headin' South
An iceberg is no place for this bird! Sing along as it heads south for the winter.

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Calico Pie
The birds and the beetles all go away, and so do the fish in the sea. But do they ever come back?

Eeensy Weensy Spider
Sing along to this classic nursery rhyme.

Stories and Songs in Spanish

Rebota                               Las Hormigas Negras Y Rojas

 

• Sing along with these traditional children's songs from Latin-America.
  • Los Elefantes
    Elephants, elephants, galore! This counting song is a favorite for all children.
  • Pimpón
    This well-behaved doll, keeps out of trouble by staying clean and not making a mess.
  • Naranja Dulce
    This song sings of parting being sweet sorrow, but its actually a popular playground game.

Please note: You need to have a plug-in called Flash installed on your computer to view the stories. It is free, and it is easy to download. If you don't have it, just ask your parent for help. Click the button to the right, and follow the instructions.

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