Rock A Lingua
Los Numeros 1-50 (Numbers 1-50)
How high can your Spanish class count? After listening to a catchy song and reviewing an accompanying worksheet, they'll be able to count to 50—twice!
Lit2Go
The Man and the Lion
The plot diagramming activity that accompanies Aesop's "The Man and the Lion" asks readers to investigate the relationship between parts of the plot and the moral of the story. The resource comes with an audiobook recording of the fable...
Storynory
Circe the Beautiful Witch
Could the lovely Circe be even more frightening than a towering Cyclops? Odysseus and his men certainly don't think so—until it's too late. Hear about the adventures, temptations, and piggish punishments on Circe's island with an audio...
Storynory
The Sleeping Beauty
Listen to "The Sleeping Beauty," one of the most romantic and chivalrous fairy tales ever written. The story of love and heroism comes in an audiobook format, which provides a classically narrative presentation.
Storynory
Andromeda and Perseus
What happens when the ugliest monster, the most beautiful princess, and the most heroic son of Zeus meet in a Greek myth? There's adventure—and tragedy—abound in an audio version of "Andromeda and Perseus" that details the rescue of...
Lit2Go
The Fox and the Cat
Would you rather have one safe plan or one hundred possible options? Learners read Aesop's "The Fox and the Cat" and write either a narrative story or a fable about a time when they had many choices, but could only choose one.
University of Texas at Austin
University of Texas: Ordinal Numbers
Video clips of native Spanish speakers provide examples for students who are taking Spanish. The videos feature Spanish speakers who are using ordinal numbers to describe the sizes of their families. Provides a transcript as well so you...
Discover Spanish
Discover Spanish: Numbers
Discover numbers in Spanish. This lesson provides examples of how to use the vocabulary, an in-depth look at it, and a cultural perspective of how to apply the vocabulary to everyday life.
University of Texas at Austin
University of Texas: Numbers 1 100
Various listening examples of native speakers in different dialects counting one through 100. Provides a transcript as well so you can read along. Great way to bring native speakers into the classroom and increase vocabulary!
Science Friday Initiative
Science Friday: How Fibonacci Introduced the World to Numbers
Keith Devlin, the author of the book The Man of Numbers: Fibonacci's Arithmetic Revolution, talks about the history of arithmetic and how Leonardo of Pisa, or Fibonacci, changed commerce and the way arithmetic was done. Aired Aug. 12,...
Discover Spanish
Discover Spanish: Numbers
Discover numbers in Spanish. This lesson provides examples of how to use the vocabulary, an in-depth look at it, and a cultural perspective of how to apply the vocabulary to everyday life.
Backstory Radio
Back Story Radio: Beyond Numbers: A History of the u.s. Census
This BackStory Radio episode explains the revolutionary idea to actually count the number of people in an area and explores how the notion of who counts has changed over time. It is provided in audio and transcript segments.
Discover Spanish
Discover Spanish: Numbers
Discover numbers in Spanish. This lesson provides examples of how to use the vocabulary, an in-depth look at it, and a cultural perspective of how to apply the vocabulary to everyday life.
NPR: National Public Radio
Npr: Jerry Lee Lewis: 'Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On'
In highlighting three people crucial to Jerry Lee Lewis, the killer (Lewis himself, the engineer (Jack Clement who first produced Lewis's works) and the critic (Robert Gordon), this site provides an extensive overview of the original...
University of Texas at Austin
University of Texas: Count to Ten
Various listening examples of native speakers in different dialects counting one through ten. Provides a transcript as well so you can read along.
University of Texas at Austin
University of Texas: Do Simple Arithmetic
Various listening examples of native speakers in different dialects doing simple math problems. Provides a transcript as well so you can read along.
NPR: National Public Radio
Npr: Africa : Portraits of Poverty
An August 2006 six part series by NPR that exams the UN goals in Sub-Sahara Africa of halting the spread of HIV, reducing infant mortality and increasing the numbers of people with a primary education. Available in audio format, also...
British Council
British Council Go4 English for Arabic Speakers: Songs
This section of the British Council site for Arabic speaking children teaches English using a combination of fun songs, animation, and short word games (fill-in-the-blank, word finds, etc.). Songs relate to particular vocabulary sets --...
AdLit
Ad lit.org: A Video Interview With Timothy Basil Ering
Timothy Basil Ering grew up on Cape Cod in Massachusetts with water, boats, and fisherman all around him. He remembers vividly when he was able to read a book the whole way through all by himself. That book was Green Eggs and Ham, and...
AdLit
Ad lit.org: A Video Interview With Greg Tang
Greg Tang was born in Ithaca, New York, where his father taught electrical engineering at Cornell University and his mother taught math at Ithaca College. Greg grew up playing games with his two sisters, such as cards and chess, that...
Science Friday Initiative
Science Friday: Holiday Birding
A look at the 109th annual Audubon Christmas Bird Count, which draws avid birders from all over the country. The Count helps biologists learn more about bird behavior and their numbers. The information is added to an online database....
Science Friday Initiative
Science Friday: Grasshopper Invasion
An invasion of grasshoppers was anticipated in 2010 due to the high numbers of adult grasshoppers in the previous year. The potential impact of this in the Plains and Western states is discussed. Aired Apr. 2, 2010 [8:15]
Learn Out Loud
Learn Out Loud: Self Reliance by Ralph Waldo Emerson
Emerson's well-known essay is available here for free download as MP3 and MPEG-4 formats. Listen to the whole essay or just a sample.
History of Our World
Podcast History of Our World: 5 Neolithic Revolution
Rob Monaco's podcast [18:42] talks about the Neolithic, or New Stone Age period, in which hunter-gatherer society gave way to agriculture or farming allowing for greater numbers of people and civilizations to flourish.
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