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  • Mind How You Go

    Mind How You Go

    School Age

    We use words called adverbs to describe how we're doing things. We might do something loudly, quietly, or - Zoey's favourite - musically!

  • Fabulous, Fantastic, Phenomenal

    Fabulous, Fantastic, Phenomenal

    School Age

    Using synonyms helps Zoey write better stories and songs. Why just sing when you can chant, serenade, vocalize or harmonize?

  • Alone in a Crowd

    Alone in a Crowd

    School Age

    Parentheses are just a little extra spice for your sentence. They can make a sentence just right.

  • Keep It Simple

    Keep It Simple

    School Age

    Zoey wrote a song about abbreviations, a shortened way to write a word.

  • Over the Rainbow

    Over the Rainbow

    School Age

    Zoey is on the hunt for a hidden treasure and could sure use some prepositions to help her.

  • Undo Redo

    Undo Redo

    School Age

    Unfortunately Zoey can't undo what her dog Keona did to her homework, but she can redo it and sing about prefixes in this song!

  • Don't Cook The Cook

    Don't Cook The Cook

    School Age

    It's time to dance a dance and rhyme some rhymes with Zoey.

  • Comma Commotion

    Comma Commotion

    School Age

    Commas can really change the meaning of a sentence. Find out how with Zoey's new song!

  • The Interjector

    The Interjector

    School Age

    Interjections are useful words, but sometimes they interrupt and are a little bit rude, like when Interjection Monster comes around...

  • Can't We Get Along?

    Can't We Get Along?

    School Age

    Zoey sings about why we use different versions of the same verb, depending on who's doing the doing.

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