Children's songs use rhyme and repetition to teach new concepts, from the animal vocabulary in "Old McDonald" to the complex economic theory of "One Potato, Two Potato." Sing along and learn with this Groupon.
$29 for 10 Volumes of the Little Genius Favorite Children's Songs CD Series ($99 value)
This 10-CD collection has 200 beloved children's songs, including "I'm a Little Teapot," "Apples and Bananas," and "The Wheels on the Bus." The variety of songs suits many moods, from bouncy dance tunes to calming lullabies. Together, the tunes aim to teach kids listening comprehension and vocab with linguistic tricks such as rhyme, repetition, and the subtextual threat of more chores.
Little Genius
Little Genius helps parents raise well-rounded, brainy tots with award-winning CDs, movies, and toys, utilizing play patterns and the power of music to nurture and stimulate growing minds. DVDs for infants juxtapose the tunes of Mozart's brain-activating symphonies with bright, baby-friendly images, and animated characters teach toddlers vocabulary, animal sounds, counting, and dance moves. The CD sets mash-up music to build vocabularies, boost listening comprehension, and inspire tots to jump, dance, and wiggle until they collapse into a much-welcomed nap. Toys such as a musical vacuum or shape stacker inspire hours of kinetic activity, whereas a camera, cell phone, and cash register inspire imaginative games of house.
Groupon Says
The Groupon Guide to: Your Fashion IQ
How much do you know about fashion? Find out with this scientific quiz:
1. What's the most important fashion accessory?
A. An eye-catching necklace
B. A dazzling scarf
C. A funky fedora that screams "fashion sense, adventure, and fashion sense"
2. Which fashion basic should you never leave home without?
A. Pants
B. Shoes
C. A fedora
D. All of the above, but intentionally minus the pants and shoes so your fedora stands out even more
3. How many fedoras are you wearing right now?
A. Enough
B. There's no such thing as enough fedoras
ANSWERS: The answer to this quiz, like the answer to all questions, is fedora. Unless the question is a history question, in which case the answer is probably the Teapot Dome scandal.
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