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We’re so excited to be in the running for Best Kids’ Music CD in Nickelodeon’s Parents’ Picks Awards! We need your help to be in the running for a 2010 Award. We need your vote to be officially nominated! Please click the link above to vote on [...]
Already one of my faves of 2010…a rock opera about a typical kid’s day from sunup to sundown! Wayne Potash’s A Day in the Life takes musical cues from classic rock and country, but maintains a cohesive sound throughout.
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The top ten 2010 National Geographic Bee finalists faced off this morning at National Geographic headquarters in Washington, D.C. The winner is Aadith Moorthy, an eighth-grader from Florida. Watch Alex Trebek of Jeopardy! ask Aadith the final question! embedSingleTitlePlayer("geobee2010-final-kids","blogskids","http://ad.doubleclick.net/pfadx/ng.kids/preroll_kidsblog;sz=400×300;tile=1",480,360,false,"geobee2010-final-kids"); Aadith…
Jordan Romero, a 13-year-old from Big Bear Lake, California, has become the youngest person to scale Mount Everest, the world's tallest peak. He reached the 29,035-foot (8,850-meter) summit with a team that included his father, his father's girlfriend, and three…
Debbie and Friends at EarthFest 2010
Thanks to everyone who came out to share EarthFest with us last weekend. We had a great time with all of you! For those of you who couldn’t join us, the following is a video shot by our good friend Amber Bobnar of Boston Children’s Music. It’s the “Simon Says” [...]
In April, planes flying over the ancient Maya city of Caracol used laser technology to look beneath the rainforest and see the remains of the city. The equipment, called Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR), bounces lasers off the ground…
Know what’s awesome? Wasting time playing PAC-MAN on Google! The game is 30 years old today, so celebrate by dropping a few quarters in your PC and listening to Buckner & Garcia’s re-recorded version of “PAC-MAN Fever” on your Walkman.
Sure, there are tons of lullaby albums out there. On one end of the spectrum you have classical music instrumentals performed either by humans or synthesizers, and on the other end you have traditional and original tunes sung by anyone from Rick Springfield to Nicolette Larson, from Jewel to Linda Ronstadt.
Over at KidsMusic.About.com, I compiled a short list of
On May 18, 1980, the Mount St. Helens volcano in Washington State erupted. The eruption (which was heard hundreds of miles away) blew off the top of the mountain, destroyed miles of forest, and killed 57 people.In the 30 years…
Debbie & Friends on the Kids Planet Stage 11am!
Please join us on Saturday, May 22 @ 11am on the Esplanade in Boston for Earthfest 2010! It’s a FREE event and there are all kinds of fun things planned for kids and families in the “Kids Planet” zone including environmental activities, games, and of course… musical [...]
