Let it snow, let it snow! Because we're making... A snowman! Get ready to learn how to draw a snowman step by step with this Crafts by Lingokids video.

Hold your horses! It’s time to saddle up for a brand new craft. Learn how to draw a horse step by step in our new Crafts by Lingokids video. Giddy up!

What lives in water, loves to swim, and has fins? Get ready, because, for this craft time, we're learning how to draw a fish, step by step!

Fawn over our brand new craft! In this video, your little one will learn how to draw a deer with step-by-step instructions and creative encouragement. Is your tiny artist ready to create

Green means GO! This video teaches kids how to draw a traffic light with step-by-step instructions. Your child can learn about transportation vocabulary while training their fine motor skills and creativity! Let's be safe on the road!

Tweet tweet, time for something neat! This engaging video teaches children how to draw easy one of our feathered friends with step-by-step instructions. Through creative drawing videos, kids can strengthen their fine motor skills, their...

Beep beep, it’s time for back to school! Help your little one get into learning mode with this craft video that teaches kids how to draw a school bus with step-by-step instructions. Your child can practice school vocabulary while...

Get ready to race! In this craft video, your child will learn how to draw a car with step by step instructions. Add creativity and personalization to make the car extra unique!

Today we are learning how to draw our very own curious little robot, Baby Bot!

Today we are learning how to draw everyone's favorite panda: ELLIOT!

What animal makes the "oink oink" sound? A pig! Learn how to draw a pig with Crafts by Lingokids! This step-by-step drawing tutorial is perfect for any little budding artist, all they need are some crayons and white paper!

Does your child like dinosaurs? Then they're going to love learning how to draw a dinosaur in this easy step-by-step tutorial!

Saved by the bell! This craft video teaches children how to draw a school with step-by-step instructions that also help kids learn school vocabulary. Whether your little one is returning back to school or preparing for their first...

This video explores five fun facts about TV.

This video explores five fun facts about tea.

Dr. Michael J. Sorrell is the longest-serving President in the 151-year history of Paul Quinn College. During his 16 years of leadership, Paul Quinn has become nationally celebrated for its ability to reimagine higher education to...

At the age of 17, Corey Pegues joined one of Queens, New York's most formidable gangs, the Supreme Team. He soon realized the threat that this lifestyle posed to himself and his family and sp he quit the crew and join the New York City...

Paulette and her sisters reminisce about life before and after she left Jamaica. Paulette discusses the difficulties and discrimination she faces as a Black woman living in England. Then, she bids farewell to Jamaica and returns to her...

As one of the only Black students at his school in Essex, Cornelius Walker went to great lengths to try to fit in. He changed his clothes, his accent, even bleached his skin. All the while, life at home was getting harder. Black Sheep...

Soon after starting school in Essex, Cornelius Walker is challenged to a fight by a white classmate. When he shows up to the fight, he is surrounded by a group of students who shout racist slurs at him while throwing punches. Cornelius...

Here's a new song I came up with! I'm pretty excited. I hope you like the vector artwork and the cartoony feel.



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Displaying data is an important task for most web developers. In this video, Mark will show you how to create HTML tables to display data-- similar to an Excel spreadsheet.

Systemic racism, and the institutions built by it, have existed for far longer than AI has. As the newest tool available to build systems, how has AI preserved (and chipped away at) systemic racism?

Northeastern University social psychologist Lisa Feldman Barrett describes how, contrary to what most naively believe, the brain is not a passive recipient of sensory information, but is instead actively predicting what exists.