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America's Favorite Music Show brings America's most beloved songs to life through joyful sing-along adventures with the horse Revere, baby chick Abigail, farmer Jill, and Mr. Miller. From "The Star-Spangled Banner" to "Home on the Range," your kids will discover the spirit and heritage of America through classic patriotic and folk songs. Created for grades Pre-K–3rd but perfect for the whole family, this show is a musical celebration of our American history, heritage, and values.
Revere feels nervous about a trip to the lake, so his friends help him find his courage through classic songs of the American frontier.
A discovery of military keepsakes helps Abigail learn about the U.S. Armed Forces, their traditions, and the people who serve our country through song.
Sing along with Revere, Abigail, Jill, and Mr. Miller as they celebrate America's heritage through classic patriotic and folk songs.
A rainy day and a leaky barn help Revere, Abigail, and Jill discover the beauty of America through beloved patriotic songs.
Based on the fun-filled America’s Favorite Music Show by PragerU Kids, comes a book that is sure to entertain and educate with songs from America’s rich musical history. From early frontier ballads to military anthems and playful folk songs, the America’s Favorite Music Show Songbook brings to life the unique history behind our nation’s most beloved and timeless melodies. Go beyond the sing-along to teach little ones the shared stories, symbols, and enduring values that continue to inspire all Americans—250 years and counting.
Summer camps are supposed to be fun, right? After successfully navigating 6th grade, Jonathan Spencer is headed to a camp for elite boys and girls basketball players. The weeklong experience is filled with challenges; some inside John’s head, and some for all to see. He faces crippling anxiety and fear of failure, but also a new set of rivals who make 6th grade’s Slammos seem friendly. Along the way, Jonathan gets guidance from an all-American superstar, and he makes some unexpected friendships, but will it be enough to survive the longest week of his life? Written for the middle schooler in your life, The Chronicles of Jonathan Spencer is a funny and relatable coming-of-age book series that helps kids navigate life’s challenges—friendship shifts, self-doubt, and discovering what they truly love—both on and off the court. Make sure to check out The Tip-Off (The Chronicles of Jonathan Spencer, Book 1) today. Visit PragerUkids.com to learn more.
A discovery of military keepsakes helps Abigail learn about the U.S. Armed Forces, their traditions, and the people who serve our country through song.
Why did the Framers make the U.S. Constitution so hard to change? After all, of more than 11,000 amendments proposed since the birth of the United States, only 27 have been ratified. What did each of…
