Educational Music Awards & Press
Awards
Fact-packed, smart lyrics geared to older children and teens.
The genius of the Rhythm Rhyme Results series lies partly in the care taken to identify crucial concepts, and partly in the talent applied to presenting them in musical form.
Featured Coverage
- Changing the world, one Rhythm, Rhyme and Result at a time (SoundCloud, January 6, 2010)
- New School (Bay State Banner, March 5, 2009)
- That’ll Learn Ya (The Phoenix, August 26, 2008)
- NPR “Here & Now” (April 18, 2008)
- HipHoponomics, Part III (The New York Times Freakonomics blog, December 7, 2007)
- Kids’ Use of Earbuds Worries Hearing Experts (NPR Morning Edition, April 26, 2007)
Buzz
School House Rock® for the 2000s.*
- KFBK Radio, Sacramento, CA
Economics and rapping wouldn't seem to be the most natural bedfellows, but they keep showing up on this blog... this latest instance is probably also the best.
I am student teaching in a 5th grade classroom. I was looking for math songs for my kids because they are always singing. I came across your music and I think it is awesome! My kids really enjoyed it!... read more.
I’m thrilled to find such a great learning tool for those reluctant students. The information reaches deep into the subject and is accurate. I don’t think I learned about rubisco until college. All I can say is we need more, more, more, especially in science and math... read more.
As an educator, I just wanted to thank you for making these CDs! I teach 6th grade language arts and my kids really love your music. So thank you from the bottom of my heart! Thank you! Thank you!... read more.
Just last week, before we read poems about world religions aloud, I asked students what we needed to remember to be good public speaker. One student raised his hand and said, “Public speaking, don’t be freaking…”! At this prompt, other students’ hands shot into the air and we were able to recall each tip from the song. Amazing!... read more.
I’ve heard LOTS of attempts to combine rap/hip hop with educational themes. This is THE BEST I have heard... read more.
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