Late this afternoon, I was surfing youtube as always, and decided that I would look for some catchy songs. When I stumbled apron this I decided I'd upload it to youtube, but the problem was that the audio was horrible in most of the videos I saw so I found a lyrics video, and took the audio from that then combined it with the video, anyway, hope you enjoy!

After the US Constitution was completed it had to be ratified or approved by the states. Many states insisted that there be a list of basic rights guaranteed by the government. This video gives a brief description of those initial 10 amendments to the Constitution.

This is perfect for teaching about community helpers. Focuses on Constitution Day for Kindergarten, First Grade, and Second Grade.

In a simple and fun way, this video introduces children to the concept of a constitution and then talks about the Preamble to the United States Constitution.

Is it a hog? Is it a beaver? Or is it a rodent of unusual size? Nope, nope and yes. Well, sort of. It's a capybara, the biggest rodent on Earth. Closely related to guinea pigs, these semi-aquatic creatures can weigh as much as a human at up to 90 kg (200 lbs). That's a big guinea pig. And though they're large and in charge, they're harmless. They've even been dubbed "nature's chairs," as they are so mellow, they let other animals sit on them. So why are these lovable giants so relaxed? Do they have any natural predators? And would they make good pets?