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     Reading Song For Kids | Book Song | I Love Reading

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2. www.youtube.com › watchThe Reading Song- World Book Day 2019 - YouTube

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   To put you in the mood for tomorrow's World Book Day celebration, the Senior Choir of Newington Community Primary School have recorded a brand new version of...

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3. www.youtube.com › watchThe story of the first Reading Festival | Reading ... - YouTube

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   2021 marks fifty years of Reading Festival, the iconic event that put Reading on the map for music lovers across the globe.This anniversary forms the heart o...

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4. www.youtube.com › watchHow Your Brain Learns to Read | The ... - YouTube

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   🌱 Welcome to The Readers Garden! 🌱 Discover the incredible science behind How Your Brain Learns to Read in this fun and educational song! 🎶 This catchy t...

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5. educational-life.org › global-hit-for-reading-songGlobal Hit for Reading Song - Educational Life

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   Mar 23, 2023 · The school choir and music teacher Warwick Eldred have recently re-recorded The Reading Song which has now topped 587,500 viewers on the YouTube social media platform alone. Written by music teacher Warwick Eldred and former colleague Hanna Beech, the lively tune is a favourite with pupils and staff and has now found new fans from around the world.

6. www.reddit.com › r › television'Reading Rainbow' Premiered 40 Years Ago Today - Reddit

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   Such a great theme song :) Reading Rainbow will always have a place in my heart. It 100 percent accelerated my interest in reading (I was quite the bookworm), and I have fond memories of going to the library, scoping out the Reading Rainbow section, and checking out as many of the books featured on the show as possible.

7. www.mentalfloss.com › article › 93884Take a Look: An Oral History of Reading Rainbow - Mental Floss

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   May 19, 2017 · “Here come the Reading Rainbow people.” I think we won in just about every category. ... Ganek: So many people today do their own version of the Reading Rainbow theme song on YouTube. I saw ...

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   When did 'Reading Rainbow' start?

   • By 1989, the series became so popular that it would air outside of the summer months and even be used within classrooms during the school year. In Mental Floss' oral history of "Reading Rainbow," show writer Lynne Ganek revealed that part of the show's inception was to target urban communities and families.

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   Who wrote 'Reading Rainbow'?

   • Everyone knows the iconic theme song to "Reading Rainbow," composed by electronic musician Steve Horelick.

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   How did Reading Rainbow work?

   • Reading Rainbow was divided into three segments: the book recitation, a field trip relating to the content, and a concluding segment where kids reviewed other, similar titles. It was one of the few times children on television had an opportunity to voice their opinions. Schecter: That was a big thing, to have kids review the books.

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   Why is Reading Rainbow called Reading Rainbow?

   • Liggett: The name came from knowing that kids like alliteration and that we wanted to have “reading” in the title. Buttino: An intern at WNED came up with the name Reading Rainbow. Ganek: The formula we developed was used for the next 26 years of production, so I think we did something right.

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   Why is Reading Rainbow so popular?

   • Truett: It was one of the first shows that shined a light on books and literacy, of enjoying books and enjoying books with your kids. Johnson: PBS would commission surveys, and over an 18-year period, teachers reported Reading Rainbow was the most-used video in their classrooms.

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   Why is 'Reading Rainbow' called 'Ride the Reading Rocket'?

   • Part of the title originated from the creators' interest in including alliteration, as they believed that would attract children to the series, as well as the word "Reading." It's possible the creators took a tip from "Ride the Reading Rocket," a progenitor of "Reading Rainbow" that previously aired on WNED.

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   Dec 23, 2023 · Quickly following its debut in 1983, "Reading Rainbow" grew to become one of the most popular programs in the history of public broadcasting. Initially designed as a way to combat declines in child literacy during the summer months, this ragtag PBS series became a year-round hit that encouraged children to use reading as a way to explore the larger world around them.