The Electric Company and Schoolhouse Rock taught an entire generation how to read, write , civics, manners and basic values….Kids desperately need that today.

@evansouza8597

26 күн бұрын

Morgan "Easy Reader" Freeman

@raygunsforronnie847

26 күн бұрын

@@evansouza8597 And Levar "Reading Rainbow" Burton! Back when kid's TV was classy. Now I'm not sure there is sufficient attention span... Squirrel!

@evansouza8597

25 күн бұрын

@@raygunsforronnie847 what do we want to cure...

@lancewilliams4847

24 күн бұрын

My brother and i (roommates) would get home from College and 'unwind' by watching Electric Company, smoke a doob!! haha

@audreymuzingo933

22 күн бұрын

There are similar modern versions for young children now. Or at least there was in the years after 2006 when my daughter was born. Of course my favorite was Yo Gabba Gabba because it reminded me very much of the 70's/80's stuff I saw as a kid, and featured cool Gen X'ers in guest appearances. 😀🥰

I'm OVER 55 (*sigh) but I grew up on these: they played BETWEEN other Saturday morning cartoons. For us 70s and 80s, GenX-ers, this was COMMON KNOWLEDGE for anyone who had a TV. I still remember the words nearly verbatim. That's how often these were on and how determined the networks were determined to shove info into our brains. The creators came to my college to do a presentation, the audience was FILLED, and EVERYONE knew the songs based off of just the first notes played on the piano. It was a beautiful, shared experience. I got the DVD and played it for my kids as they grew up. Schoolhouse Rock was created by trained, dedicated, LOVING educators, psychologists and artists, so why not continue to utilize all that effort?

@SaHayes-it2uw

11 күн бұрын

54. Yes, this was our childhood. I know all of these. I had to buy the DVD.

@mayaantares

11 күн бұрын

I'm 59 and this was such a regular part of the ABC Saturday morning cartoon experience.

@LanceCramer

4 күн бұрын

I'm 37 and they were still playing when I was in elementary in the 1990s.

@sirgeekcsp

4 күн бұрын

Every person our age (I'm 57) can still record the Preamble to the Constitution to this day because of school house rock.

@timothybird5817

3 күн бұрын

These shows should be played at times of day when any child under 10 should be watching TV, maybe the education systems could take a lesson from these.

I'm convinced most US leaders need to watch "I'm just a bill".

@13jorino

5 күн бұрын

They should have to before they take office and take a course in the constution.

@smithadmin

5 күн бұрын

They should also memorize Three Ring Circus. They've gotten lazy about separation of powers.

Most kids of the 70's and early 80's can recite the Preamble of the US Constitution because of School House Rock

@AmyBennett-kd2nb

17 күн бұрын

8th grade history class, we had a test where half the grade depended on being able to write (from memory) the Preamble and you could hear the entire class humming the tune!

@holly5207

11 күн бұрын

We had to recite it from memory for high school civics class. I still laugh at the memory of the expression that was on my teachers face when the whole class sang the song!

@JoelERea

5 күн бұрын

The song gets the Preamble slightly wrong. “We the People -of the United States,- in order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common Defence, promote the general Welfare, ensure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Prosperity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.” (Yes, that was from memory.)

The older I get, the more I see how fortunate we were. GenX for life!

@KlodFather

6 күн бұрын

The last anchor before the abyss of stupidity. It will be foreign smart kids and GenX that save the others from the dreaded Dumberer disease.

When I was a kid in the early 70s, there were four of us kids in the house. Someone had to stay in the house and yell for the rest of us when a schoolhouse rock came on TV so we could all run in and watch it. It was fantastic.

Born in 1973 here! Every child born in my family, throughout the decades, has been gifted a VHS, DVD or stream of School House Rock! The children’s programs on TV back then were amazing. Sesame Street, Electric Company, Captain Kangaroo, Mr. Rogers. The guy who drew pictures to illustrate the story he was narrating… I’m so grateful I was a little kid back then.

@MsTexas73

13 күн бұрын

His name was John Robbins. One of his shows was called the Book Bird. I loved his shows. He was an excellent illustrator. 🤗

HS civics class, 1980: our teacher has us open our books to the Pre-amble. He starts to read it….we all burst out singing & bopping in our seats. The stunned looked on his face was AWESOME! 🤣

Gen X we watched these on Saturday during Saturday Morning Cartoons

Having been born in 1967 and grew up watching these as a kid I learned more that way than I did in classes. Every Saturday and Sunday morning when the cartoons came on they would show a School House Rock short and then the cartoon and even have them as commercials in between the cartoons.

Thank your Boomer cartoon creators for School House Rock, Sesame Street, the Electric Company and Reading Rainbow-A whole generation knew about the Constitution, US History and Grammar.

I'm 55yrs old now...I remember being elementary school age sitting on living room floor watching these (no cable/internet back then meant no options lol) Probably kept watching in middle and highschool ...just because. Conjunction and Bill have randomly popped in my head throughout the decades. Truly classics!

This really is a Gex X thing. We would watch cartoons on Saturday mornings and these would play non-stop. We really need them in schools now.

@calisongbird

24 күн бұрын

*Gen X

@roberthartmann782

17 күн бұрын

Yes... gen X ... because we all watch this.. I remember it.. I'm going be 50 on July 24th.. and yes I'm a gen X... Saturday cartoons and after school I remember other shows and seaseme street.. and Muppets show.. we had great years growing up.. most these kids nowadays won't understand and won't know how great it was.. we got away with alot also.. 😂

@secularmonk5176

13 күн бұрын

For those playing at home, a broad definition of Generation X ... "you don't remember seeing the Vietnam War live on TV, but you did experience the 1990s as an adult" Sidebar: pop culture is finally starting to acknowledge that "Baby Boomer" was always too broad of a term. Those who have no memory of WWII -- but adult memories of Vietnam -- are "true" Boomers. Those who only remember Vietnam on TV as a child are "Generation Jones" (the characters on "That 70s Show" or in "Dazed and Confused"). Gen X is Gen J with more prosperous parents.

I'm Gen X and grew up with these between the Saturday morning cartoons. I made sure I bought the VHS tapes of these and then bought it again when it came out on DVD so my future kids could see them too. When I did have kids, I made sure they watched them and that is how they learned their multiplication tables. School House Rock is the best!

Grew up on SHR. In the late 80s or early 90s, my friend had a course in college and the professor chose a student to recite the Preamble. The student asked if a/he could sing it. Dang if he didn’t end up with every student singing the preamble and rocking to the song. 😂 I’m sure he was impressed and astonished. 😂

I am 61 years old and can STILL sing the preamble to the Constitution LOL Thanks for the walk down memory lane!!

What If you had Gen Z play classic computer games like Carmen Sandiego, Zoo Tycoon, Oregon Trail, and Reader Rabbit

@melissacoviello2886

29 күн бұрын

I definitely want to see them play Oregon Trail.

@TheBandit025Nova

29 күн бұрын

I signed that for the Oregon Trail aka the one from 2004 to 2007

@andreakitajo4516

29 күн бұрын

I love Carmen Sandiego

@michaelfritz5816

29 күн бұрын

There was another classic computer game. Howie Mandel voiced the main character. It was a bear, a learning game.

@sreace723

29 күн бұрын

​@@TheBandit025Nova Nope! They should play the Original!! 😂

As a child of the 70's seeing kids love this is wonderful in 2024.

@charlesmarkley220

24 күн бұрын

Could not agree more. 😊

@stephaniefoster1964

15 күн бұрын

@@mrnosaj71 it is.🤗

I wish they would have show adverbs. Lolly, Lolly, Lolly get your adverbs here... I passed a test in English once because whenever we got stuck someone would hum the Schoolhouse Rocks song for it. I started it by humming Conjunction Junction. We were all tapping our pens trying to remember, I hummed, we all started writing. We started tapping our pens again, and someone else hummed, we all started writing. An entire class passed the English test, thanks to Schoolhouse Rocks. It was 1981, we had grown up watching these commercials during cartoons every Saturday. Those commercials graduated us from school. It was a success. Thank you to everyone who helped make those. I still hum those once in awhile, over 50 years ago is when I learned those songs. 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 21, 24, 27, 30...

@HappyLife693

17 күн бұрын

I was singing Lolly Lolly Lolly, earlier today. I wonder if You Tube heard me and recommended this video. lol

@terryfloyd3505

16 күн бұрын

no, not that one. I had that thing stuck in my head for like 6 months once

Gen X grew up on these, and I'll never forget in my 10th grade history class, the teacher wanted us to memorize the preamble to the constitution, and he was surprised that we all already knew it...we all broke into the entire preamble song in the middle of class!

It's 1982 and my 8th grade history teacher announces that we are all going to have a week to memorize the Preamble to the Constitution. Immediately, around ten of us sing the entire Preamble for her. We already knew it from years of Saturday morning Schoolhouse Rock. The look on her face was priceless.

@elbruces

27 күн бұрын

I still have it memorized to this very day.

@jnywd8450

26 күн бұрын

@@stevieb635 Just last weekend, I suggested Schoolhouse Rock to my daughter, for her three year old.

@robinsmith8252

26 күн бұрын

My senior class did the same thing. All you heard was humming as we wrote it out on our test.

@LRod1959

25 күн бұрын

I still know it. I'm a teacher now and I'm shocked that today's 8th graders don't know it.

@HoustonRebel

25 күн бұрын

@@LRod1959 I was in 8th grade in the Spring of '82 but I remember we had to memorize the Preamble and stand in front of the class and recite it in 5th grade, and it's still stuck in my mind today. I don't remember the Schoolhouse Rock video of it though.

Elder GenXer here, I grew up on Schoolhouse Rock; it debuted the year I was in Kindergarten, and I watched them every Saturday morning for at least a dozen years. They're classics!

@6thwilbury2331

25 күн бұрын

I'm probably close in age. This brought back serious memories.

@kennethsmith6367

25 күн бұрын

We got “SCHOOL HOUSE ROCK”, actual good cartoons and unlimited day time freedom. Beat our childhood kids.

@julesyb7267

24 күн бұрын

Same here. This video took me back to watching cartoons on Saturday mornings - the best time to watch cartoons.

@stephaniefoster1964

5 күн бұрын

@@dawnkindnesscountsmost5991 younger boomer here (born @ the end of the boom) ⬆️ what you said!👊🏾

I still remember all the videos and all the songs, but then again I’m Gen X, so I watched these every Saturday as a kid.

I'm Gen X and I remember when all of these when they were first released on TV on Saturdays. They actually helped us learn all of these topics. 😊

Hey I'm 65 and I still remember that show. "Conjunction junction what's yo function. Hookin up words and phrases and clauses." The 70's were just cool!

This is 70s vibes. Sweet, innocent, fun with grooviness. School House rock brings back so much nostalgia.

When this stuff stopped getting played, society got dumber. Prove me wrong

Old GenX and I still remember nearly ALL of these by heart. I learned so much from these shorts which tells you how good they were.

@deanm375

27 күн бұрын

I remember these playing during Saturday morning cartoons in the mid 70's.

@pisto30

27 күн бұрын

Gen X (born in '78) and same! I was so sad when they stopped airing them on Saturday mornings.

@GenX_NotBoomer-rl3ze

27 күн бұрын

I played them on DVD every night for my own kids. Maybe I should go quiz them to see if they remember...

I bought the DVD of ALL the Schoolhouse Rock songs. I loved watching them and I'm 62 now

@ladiblake8045

5 күн бұрын

I have them on DVD.

@sabrinamusgrove8644

4 күн бұрын

I bought the DVD also!

I’m old enough to remember watching these in between cartoons on Saturday mornings.

As a Gen Xer and SAT tutor, I’m equal parts enchanted and horrified.

@theangrykitten

17 күн бұрын

Same. Also GenX and former schoolteacher.

The teacher announced we had to write out the preamble to the US Constitution on our final exam. Schoolhouse Rock is the sole reason I passed US History that year!!!

@WhitNall

20 күн бұрын

We each had to get up and recite it for the rest of the class. Every single one of us sang it straight from the Schoolhouse Rock version. Government class school year of 1981-1982.

I always liked the adverb song, Lolly lolly lolly get your adverbs here....

I learned everything from Schoolhouse Rock when I was a kid and they interrupted my Bugs Bunny with these in the commercial breaks! But, I learned them and the information stuck in my brain. Totally wanted to see Lolly get your Adverbs, counting by 5's and the preamble to the constitution. To this day it is the reason that I can state the preamble from start to finish, because I literally sing it.

Hearing all these made me suddenly get a hankering for a hunk of cheese.

@monkee5th

26 күн бұрын

Time for Timer

The people who developed these, from producers to writers to animators and voice talent ... all absolute geniuses.

Trains are a good analogy for a sentence because you link all of the parts together to create a sentence the way you link the cars together to make a train

Ah yes My saturday mornings in the 70s. Great memories and it warms my heart to see like half these kids are in on the joy.

When I was in the third grade, we all had to memorize and recite the first paragraph (the preamble) of the Constitution, the bit taht starts with 'We the People.' Because of Schoolhouse Rock, every one of us knew it by heart, and the hardest part was to recite it without singing. Schoolhouse Rock - a time when learning was valued.

@thatjeff7550

16 күн бұрын

Yeah, our teacher wouldn't let us sing it. We were all hard pressed to recite it without singing it.

I'm 51 & grew up watching these on Sat. morning tv (in between the cartoons)...they were sooo catchy and educational and entertaining, most have stuck with me all these decades later :) Though I'm still not over Pluto's planet status getting revoked LOL

@cindyknudson2715

18 күн бұрын

AnD - "I hanker for a hunk a .... a slab or dab or chunk a ..... I hanker for a hunk a Cheese!"

@diaphanouswaffle

17 күн бұрын

@@cindyknudson2715 LOL yes, I can immediately picture it & hear the character's voice (though still don't care for cheese...nonetheless a catchy ditty indeed).

@rlbrooksssg

17 күн бұрын

@@cindyknudson2715 lol. "Or, I'm a yuck mouth. Cause I don't brush. And I like my teeth this way"

@merrillundgren1790

15 күн бұрын

Didn’t watch the cartoons, but turned on the TV to watch SHR!

@merrillundgren1790

15 күн бұрын

@@cindyknudson2715Time for Timer 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Mid-70s kid here_ looked forward to Schoolhouse Rock at the end of morning cartoons...on ABC! I bought the VHS tapes for my 90s kids; when they were released on dvd, I bought those too! Still have them; gonna break them out for the grands.

Of course, this was back when our cartoons still taught morals and values

I used to teach middle school civics.....and "I'm Just a Bill" was DEFINITELY a part of my curriculum!

Schoolhouse rock helped me so much in school as a kid in the 70’s and 80’s. There needs to be more of this content especially today.

As a guy who grew up with Schoolhouse Rock as they were shown on TV, I’m very impressed these young folks knew or recognized these!!

@oaktree1628

29 күн бұрын

Not very impressive if they have half a brain

@debneuweiler9867

27 күн бұрын

@@seanmurphy4077 I really agree I have a 26 Y/O and he has no idea..but they were released on dvd in the 2000s so maybe?

Adverb lolly lolly is my favorite. 3 is the magic number.

These were life for us Gen X’ers! They absolutely helped us learn!

I loved Schoolhouse Rock! I think they should be used in schools. And for 2nd graders, past episodes of the Electric Company should be played.

Bring those back for children.

I grew up with Schoolhouse rock. These all hold a special place in my heart

I am 61 and I still can do the preamble to the Constitution.

I'm 67 and I have a Bill on Capitol Hill tee shirt. Oh the memories.

@queenboudicca31

13 күн бұрын

Lucky!

@gregbohannon9366

13 күн бұрын

@@queenboudicca31 Agreed!! Lucky!

My daughter loved the 3 song,when she was learning her multiplication tables she swore she couldn't get three's. I had her sing the song. When it dawned on her, it was the multiplication. She got a little mad . " I can't believe they taught me something!" Exact quote.

Born in 1970. Schoolhouse Rock is/was the best thing they could have done. These songs are what propelled me through each of my subjects. Especially memorizing multiplication. I bought the videos in the 90s and made my kids watch them.

@maryrykert-wolf1725

4 күн бұрын

Same, same, and same!!😂😂

shoutout to schoolhouse rock for teaching during commercials at least 3 generations of kids the basics of math, english, science and civics! 🥰

Scientists, educators, and people in general have known for at least one hundred years and probably longer that people, especially kids, remember music and lyrics very easily and when you create a song that has educational information as the lyrics and the song is catchy, people learn and remember that song and the information more often than straight teaching from a book or a chalkboard. That's why Schoolhouse Rock works and has stuck in the minds of so many generations. Schoolhouse Rock was brand new when I was a kid in the 1970s and it was so cool. I couldn't wait for new episodes to play on TV. They played after school hours and on Saturday mornings, when kids were likely watching TV. Back then we only had about 6 it 7 channels that we could choose from and most of those were not kid friendly channels. So, we really only had a few hours a day on maybe 2 or 3 channels to watch kids shows. A lot different then now

Schoolhouse Rock was great. We were fortunate that they brought them back out as part of an educational computer game package when our kids were young.

GREAT JOB everyone!! Schoolhouse Rock was the BEST- I sang EVERY one of them. If these were brought back- I honestly believe it would teach our children would retain more information this way.

There is a story behind "I'm Just A Bill" where people wanted to make school buses stop at railroad crossings, after a bus was hit by a train.

@calisongbird

24 күн бұрын

oh wow, that’s tragic 😞

I still show them to my class but via KZread now since I don’t have a VCR anymore in my classroom.

I think every GenXer watched Schoolhouse Rock 🥰😂

As GenX, I watched these as a young kid. As I got a little older, I switched to shows like The Electric Company and 3-2-1 Contact (those would make a fun reaction video), then on to Nova, Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom, and The Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau. I wasn't impressed with most of my daughter's options, but I have to give credit to the Animaniacs states and countries songs. Anyways, just to make a quick correction, Venus is terrestrial. It's not a gas giant, but the atmosphere does get all the attention, so the thought makes some sense.

I am yelling you got to do “Great American Melting Pot” or “The Preamble”

I was born in 66, this was my grade school. And this format worked, to this day I still remember some of these songs! These were designed for little kids and were shown between cartoons, teens didn't watch or were amused by these. By teen kids were outside going away from their house doing something dangerous like jumping bikes off ramps lol.

@KatyWatson173

13 күн бұрын

I watched these as a teen, I turned 12 two months after SHR premiered on January 6,1973. 😉💖🐈🐈‍⬛🌈

I am thrilled that kids still know Schoolhouse Rock. I can't remember the cartoons I watched in the late 70s and early 80s BUT I love the Schoolhouse Rock bits they showed during the commercials.

Actually, Paul revere said “the regulars are coming! The regulars are coming!” He did not say the British were coming. Keep in mind, at that time, he too was a British citizen. His reference was to be regular British army.

"Schoolhouse Rock Rocks!" was an album in the late 90's that took Schoolhouse Rock songs with modern artists like Better Than Ezra, Skee-Lo, and the Lemonheads.

During the 8’s multiplication video; “(gasp) That’s the third kid that got dunked or hurt!” Congratulations, kiddo-you’ve just been introduced to all of GenX, and we’re unbreakable! 😉

@Corporations8MyBaby

16 күн бұрын

Our parents just tossed us out their car windows on the way to work. We came back when the street lights came on covered in bug bites. Too bad. lol

Every American Gen-Xer can accurately recite the Preamble to the Constitution thanks to Schoolhouse Rock.

@sully2737

9 күн бұрын

Not just recite it, but sing it!

Three is the magic number. Is one of the best School House Rock songs!

@roberthaworth8991

13 күн бұрын

It was the first song created and “sold” the concept and series to the network.

OMG I’m in tears. These used to play during Saturday morning cartoons when I was a kid and I’m old enough to be these kids’ grandmother! I had no idea that these continued long enough for young adults to know the songs.

That “creepy doll voice” is the amazing jazz singer Blossom Dearie. She sang some of the other songs in SHR.

Schoolhouse rock is timeless. Those songs fit every generation.

No Preamble to the Constitution. That was my favorite!

“I’m just a Bill” the actual law they represented in the clip is real. It was brought to Congress by an Alabama congressman. School Buses Must Stop at Railroad crossings. Of course this law was made after a train creamed a school bus on the tracks in I believe Alabama. Just a heads up on the importance of bills that actually do something good as a law.

My sister was in freshman govt class. Teacher asked if anyone could recite the Preamble. My sister said, "I can SING it".

I'm 54 and I STILL know these songs!!! Oh the memories. Wonderful to see they still have an impact. They were my favorite teachers when I was younger 😊

Whenever Schoolhouse Rock pops up, I get choked up. That is singlehandedly THE greatest animated educational series ever made. That being said, there needs to be a sequel with all of the same teens. There are plenty of other shorts to show; in Grammar Rock, there's Unpack Your Adjectives and Lolly Lolly Lolly Get Your Adverbs Here, Multiplication Rock has Ready or Not Here I Come (multiplying by 5s), America Rock has The Great American Melting Pot and (my personal favorite) Suffering Until Sufferage. That's just scratching the surface.

@charlesallan-ks6gq

28 күн бұрын

It got you ready for American Bandstand at 12:30

@JL-sm6cg

28 күн бұрын

@@charlesallan-ks6gq nah. When the cartoons were over, I was done for the morning.

@sjdrjh

28 күн бұрын

They are on Disney+ (hopefully still)

@JL-sm6cg

28 күн бұрын

@@sjdrjh I still got the DVD of the whole shebang. 😀

This was back when TV networks were required by the FCC to play educational shows to balance out their Saturday morning cartoons and to limit commercials directed toward kids, so ABC came up with School House Rock.

@menotyou8369

27 күн бұрын

Iy was a far, far, better time.

@GenX_NotBoomer-rl3ze

27 күн бұрын

There was also a message in the evenings: "It is eight o'clock. Do you know what your children are watching?"

School House Rock taught me how to think. And now I am a lawyer. 🤓

There was a reason the show won a Peabody award.

Christ, when Declan started singing Conjunction Junction I almost lost it! 50 years later and we're _still_ singing that tune!

I'm 62 yrs old and the only way I can recite the Preamble to the Constitution is to sing it.

@jacquiemarykay2494

26 күн бұрын

I was just going to comment this same thing!!

@clairelight9452

18 күн бұрын

Same.

Lolly lolly lolly get your adverbs here!

These songs bring back so many memories! It came in handy during a history class at college, the bonus question was to write down the beginning of the declaration of independence. In the giant auditorium I saw all these students bobbing their heads while reciting the song under their breaths, lol.😂😂😂😂

I show these to my students every year. At first you get snide remarks but they end up asking for them when we have free time.

SchoolHouse Rock was how I learned the Preamble for school (in 70's). We were suppose to recite it, but I sang it.

As one of the first Gen Xers, I grew up with these. I makes my heart happy, that the younger generations not only know some, if not all of them, but think we need them again (cause we do).

Gen Xer here: Yes, I remember Schoolhouse Rock fondly! 🤩 I'm surprised you didn't include 'The Four-legged Zoo' and the Preamble to the U.S. Constitution. 😄

I was the target audience for these. When we took the Constitution test in eighth grade we had to write out the Preamble. When that part of the test came out the entire class was humming the Schoolhouse Rock version, everyone got a perfect score on that one.

In 12th grade, our teacher gave us an assignment to learn the preamble to the constitution of the United States. I sat in front of our television four straight Saturdays waiting and hoping it came on. I had my tape recorder just waiting. It came on. I taped it. I listened to it day and night. I was the second person asked to recite it in front of the class. I sang it instead. About halfway thru, I asked my classmates to join in with me.

@k2mslskier

26 күн бұрын

I did the same thing in Freshman Civics. But I already had it memorized since it was one of my favorites. I sang it as well. 😂

@karenm7857

25 күн бұрын

We had to speak it not sing it. Sometimes I could actually speak it if I concentrated hard enough.

I was waiting for "Verb! Thats What's Happening!" One of my top favorites!!!

@kylestubbs8867

17 күн бұрын

Yeah, kinda strange that they’d show it in the thumbnail without touching it here.

I am 62, I learned more from Schoolhouse Rock than 12 years of public school.

the kid who said "we need a new version of this, hard rock" someone has to tell him about school house rock rocks!!! it is an album that was made in the mid-90s where they covered like 12 different school house rock songs with famous alternative and hip hop artists of the time. great album, I recommend!

As a gen X I grew up with Schoolhouse Rock and have bought the DVD sets for all my grandkids and nieces. 😊

Hell some in Congress need to watch this .

@richardarriaga6271

28 күн бұрын

As long as you leave out the Elbow Room video.

Any child who did not grow up with School House Rock has been seriously deprived. I learned more from it than my teachers in elementary and middle school.

Omg My English teacher would SCOLD them! A noun is a “person, place, thing or IDEA” atleast according to my old teacher

@chrischar9428

25 күн бұрын

Never heard that

Schoolhouse Rock was a big part of Saturday morning cartoons. They covered lots of topics in musical form that made it all memorable. Yes, it is distinctly 1970s animation, but the information is still quite useful. :)

Was anyone else like “stop talking…I wanna hear this “ 😂

@jimmccormick6091

9 күн бұрын

Hell Yes!