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The frogs song (Liam Lynch)

The frogs song Liam Lynch

1:19
Two frogs singing. If you listen carefully you can hear two names of colours and two names of animals, what are they?. There are also a…
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1- Learn to Listen (Cheeruppet World)

1- Learn to Listen Cheeruppet World

2:57
A simple cartoon to help children the importance of listening. There are lots of basic expressions like: hello, who are you?, listen,  hear, where are you…
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The Ringer /episode 1/ (The Legend of Zelda)

The Ringer /episode 1/ The Legend of Zelda

15:10
The first episode from the cartoon series: The Legend of Zelda. 
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Once I caught a fish alive (The Tiny Boppers)

Once I caught a fish alive The Tiny Boppers

1:57
A nice nursery rhyme (traditional British song for kids) to practise the numbers.
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Old MacDonald had a farm

Old MacDonald had a farm

1:30
Practise the names of some farm animals with this traditional British song.
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3- She's my mother (Gogo)

3- She's my mother Gogo

5:09
Now, we're going to learn the names of the family and the possessives with Gogo. Watch more lessons by Gogo.
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Exotic animals (SuperMemo World)

Exotic animals SuperMemo World

2:51
Learn the names of some exotic animals. With subtitles.
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Nice to meet you (Two Little Hands Productions)

Nice to meet you Two Little Hands Productions

1:00
A song to teach sign language. Here you can learn the expression "Nice to meet you".
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Prepositions (DJC Kids)

Prepositions DJC Kids

2:55
A nice little song with signs to learn the most basic prepositions in English.
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Family (SuperMemo World)

Family SuperMemo World

2:07
Here you can learn the basic vocabulary for the family.
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The dog says

The dog says

1:01
Practise the names of some animals and their sounds.
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Hello, how are you? (Peter Weatherall)

Hello, how are you? Peter Weatherall

2:04
Learn how to answer this question with this song.
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2- What's his name? (Gogo)

2- What's his name? Gogo

5:06
Gogo keeps learning English. Watch this new adventure. Now he learns the difference between HIS and HER. Watch more lessons by Gogo.
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Colours (languageconnection)

Colours languageconnection

4:46
Here are the most basic colours and their spelling.
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The family song

The family song

1:17
Learn a few words about animals and pay attention to the pronunciation of the word "family". The word "chick-a-dee" doesn't exist, it's a funny way of…
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Personal pronouns (DJC Kids)

Personal pronouns DJC Kids

2:05
Here's a song to practice the 6 personal pronouns of English: singular: 1- I  2- You  3- He (for men), She (for women)  (they don't mention…
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I've been working on the railroad (1stNurseryRhymes)

I've been working on the railroad 1stNurseryRhymes

1:52
A traditional American song for kids. If you need a better quality soundtrack go here: Sally's railroad
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The warm scarf (Noddy)

The warm scarf Noddy

26:02
A nice cute animation to keep kids listening.
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The lion sleeps tonight (Tokens)

The lion sleeps tonight Tokens

2:38
An African song sung by a hippo. There's a funny dog dancing, but the hippo doesn't like much to be disturbed.
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1- What's your name? (Gogo)

1- What's your name? Gogo

5:05
Gogo comes from a different planet and he doesn't speak English. Watch more lessons by Gogo.
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Numbers 1-10 (SuperMemo World)

Numbers 1-10 SuperMemo World

2:27
Listen to the numbers alone and inside a sentence. (with subtitles)
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Interview with Old McDonald (Sesame Street)

Interview with Old McDonald Sesame Street

4:20
On this Sesame Street Video the reporter ( ) interviews Old McDonald ( from Scotland, a very strong rural Scottish accent), see if you understand some…
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