Songs about big ideas in science: written by an educator, peer reviewed by scientists, adored and approved by children and families.

In this take on the classic folk song, farmer MacDonald and his wife gather their tools and with the helpful farm animals they build--a boat.

Eric Herman's ninth album of kids/family music brings psychedelic art rock to songs that can speak to seven-year-olds as well as their Beatles and Radiohead loving parents. Magic Beans deftly bridges the mystical with the comedic, resonating with creative arrangements, catchy hooks, and sublime musicianship. Best known for his music videos, which have over 100 million views, Herman's is a unique voice in the kids' music (aka 'kindie') genre; influenced...

The perfect soundtrack for a Halloween celebration featuring the biggest pop hits sung by kids for kids. It is sure to be an instant favorite among families everywhere.

Broadside was a small underground magazine filled with new songs by artists too radical for the establishment. These songs tell stories rooted in American history from 1962 through 1988 addressing such issues as warfare, nuclear threat, ethnic conflicts, immigrants' sufferings, unequal treatment of women, ecological devastation and social injustice. This extensively annotated 5 CD set includes 89 songs, some never commercially released, extensive...

A collection of lullabies for young children.

This very cool collection of educational songs will motivate and engage children to learn about math, spatial awareness, directions and more as they have fun, sing and move.

Tim Kubart's Building blocks is a celebration of our hearts' ability to grow as we do. With joyful energy and catchy pop hooks, it's an inspiring reminder of the power of caring, featuring sing-along tunes about first days, new pets, and big steps.

Grammy-winning duo Cathy Fink and Marcy Marxer remake a space age classic with an update to the 1961 classic Ballads for the age of science, featuring music by Lou Singer and lyrics by Hy Zaret.