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...and even more coming very soon! [jwplayer file=http://flocabulary.s3.amazonaws.com/media/adverbs-media.mp4 image=http://flocabulary.s3.amazonaws.com/images/adverbs-image.jpg]  One of our new videos, Adverbs Are Preferred. We've been creating even more videos to go along with our songs, both old and new. We've finished animating our division songs (yes, all of them!) and are continually adding to our Word Up vocabulary videos, all while creating a new Week In Rap each week and units in new subjects like Civics. We're listening, and we know that videos help Flocabulary to be an even better learning tool in the classroom. These new videos are in a range of subjects, including vocabulary, language…

...and even more coming very soon! [jwplayer file=http://flocabulary.s3.amazonaws.com/media/place-value-media.mp4 image=http://flocabulary.s3.amazonaws.com/images/place-value-image.jpg]  One of our new videos, Place Value. Rumpelstiltskin turned straw into gold. We're turning songs into videos. Why? Well we've been listening to you, and know that videos only help to make our songs more engaging, fun and useful. So with an awesome team of hardworking animators--and a little bit of good old fairy tale magic-- we're making it happen. This month's new videos span all subjects, from civics to vocabulary to a whole lot of division and middle school math. If you'd like to watch all these new videos, sign…

What have we been up to this summer? Making videos, that's what! We've taken Nathaniel Hawthorne's classic American tale, The Scarlet Letter and turned it into song. We've animated every single one of our multiplication songs. (That's right. All of them.) We've added to our growing library of Word Up vocabulary videos for all grades, all while continuing The Week in Rap throughout the summer and preparing 20 new math songs to come your way in August. Yep, we're busy here at the Flocab HQ. But that's how we like it. If you'd like to watch all these new videos,…

Have you ever thought, "Gee, I love Hip-Hop U.S. History, but I really wish Flocabulary would offer it in Chinese"? Well, today is your day. Last December, we received an email from Isabella, a Chinese postgraduate from South China Normal University. A professor had given her a copy of Hip Hop U.S. History, and Isabella and a group of her fellow students became eager to learn more about Flocabulary. As the group began to study how Flocabulary worked, they decided that they wanted to spread it as a resource in China. But there was a problem... It wasn't in Chinese.…