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War of 1812 and the History of the Star Spangled Banner
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David Barton gives a brief history of the War of 1812 and the true story behind our National Anthem.
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A cute Sesame Street video of the "Letter B" put to a version of "Let It Be" by the Beatles. The video gives examples of words that start with "B" as well as the phonetic sound of "B." It is a professionally produced movie of muppet characters. (3:0
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This video reveals the rhythm and note values of whole, half, quarter and eighth notes in a fun way for little ones. It is presented by a quartet of talented and funny singers named the "Obies".
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I take the four beats of each measure (in 4/4 time) and animate them. Then I put the appropriate counting in the box. At the end of the exercise, I switch back to just reading from the page. You should feel the divisions of the beat. If you are a vis
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Music Theory 101 - The Treble Clef
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This video demonstrates the basics of reading music using the treble clef. It shows the staff, treble clef, time signature, names of the lines, and spaces on the staff. (2:30)
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