With "No Kings" rallies across the U.S. today to protest Donald Trump, it seems like a good time to share Schoolhouse Rock! "No More Kings." ...

Different parts of his personality immediately spring to life and lead him on a whimsical and educational journey through grammar ... and part concert, “Schoolhouse Rock Live!” ...

and we eventually purchased a VCR and some cheap tapes which I could use to tape some of the Schoolhouse Rock Videos that pertained to my grade level. I love to write, evidenced by my longevity ...

Beginning in the 1970’s and going well into the 80’s, “Schoolhouse Rock!” was a series of mini educational cartoons that taught children grammar, math, social studies and more through song.

“Schoolhouse Rock!” is an animated educational series that originally aired from 1973-1985, and again in 1992-2000, on ABC. It charmed audiences with its catchy songs about grammar ...

On Friday night, the Cherryville Little Theater’s latest show, Schoolhouse Rock Live! JR. will open for the weekend. A cast of children and teens come together on the stage to sing educational songs ...

ELLWOOD CITY ― “Schoolhouse Rock Live!” will rock the Lincoln ... 1970s Saturday morning cartoon series that taught history, grammar, math and more through clever, tuneful songs.

Schoolhouse Rock! featured more than 40 videos that were spread out over five seasons, with each season focusing on facts from a specific theme (multiplication, grammar, America, science and ...

Grammar Rock, Science Rock, and America Rock made things like a beleaguered bill awaiting ratification a cultural touchstone for a certain generation. Schoolhouse Rock returned to the air with ...

An educational interlude that stitched together the ABC network’s Saturday morning cartoon lineup during the 1970s and ’80s, “Schoolhouse Rock” ingrained the fundamentals of math, grammar ...

the mission and intent of the “Schoolhouse Rock” series was to provide teaching tunes that seemed to make learning about grammar, punctuation, math, history and science “hip” served up in ...

Starting Saturday, April 15, generations of families can enjoy Schoolhouse Rock! classics such as "Conjunction Junction," "Lolly, Lolly, Lolly Get Your Adverbs Here," and "Interplanet Janet ...