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"Coyote's Super Duper Talent Show Extravaganza!!"

written by Meta Ai

(version : meant for kids of ages 5-7)

(Date: January 8, 2025)

Croaky the coyote yelled, "WOOHOO! Welcome, everybodi! Tonite we got TALENT!! (airhorn sound: HONK HONK!)"

A buncha animals showed up, but they all looked reeeally bored. Whiskers the cat was first up. She got on stage and went, "Meow... meow... meeeoow..." (yawn) Zzz...

Next was The Masked Marvels, a trio of raccoons. They juggled some stuff, but then they dropped it all and went, "OOPS! (banana peel sound: SPLAT!)" The crowd was like, "Meh..." (cricket sounds: CHIRP CHIRP)

Then this opossum dude came on and went, "Blllllleeeeep blop bloo beeep!" (beatboxing sounds) He was pretty okay, but then he farted really loud (PARP!) and everybody was like, "EW!"

A pigeon got up and recited some super boring poetry. It was like, "The sun is shining, the birds are singing... zzz..." (snore sounds)

Somebody in the back yelled, "WHERE'S THE SNACKS?!"

(rumbling stomach sound: GRRRR)

Just when everybody thought it was gonna be a total snooze-fest, a snake popped outta nowhere and went, "HSSSS! (snake hiss sound)" and started doing some crazy contortionist stuff!

The crowd went, "WHOA! (gasps and applause)" But then they all got bored again...

Croaky was like, "Uh, yeah... I guess we gotta pick a winner or something..." But nobody cared, so they just gave everybody a participation trophy (confetti sound: POP POP POP!) and called it a day...

[musicadvisor]

For me, age

For me, age doesn’t matter if you want to learn an instrument like a piano. #AgeofLearning #AgeDoesNotMatter #learnThePiano #Piano

[ageoflearning]

Daring Change in Action: A Conversation with Shauné Zunzanyika

Tides Senior Advisor Shauné Zunzanyika to learn how she applies the idea of Daring Change in her work with Tides partners innovating in quality education.

"I haven’t seen any other programs in which kids who lack access to the most cutting-edge tools can engage with them at their own pace, in their own homes." - Tides Senior Advisor Shauné Zunzanyika, speaking about Age of Learning's Bring Learning Home initiative

[ageoflearning]

Did you know that Age of Learning’s ABCmouse for Teachers team has launched an ABCmouse Ambassador Program? Exclusively for our most engaged and passionate teachers, the program is designed to harness the expertise of our large community of educators. Our Teacher Ambassadors graciously share their insights with our product team to help ensure we’re creating the best possible experiences for teachers and increasing the impact of ABCmouse in classrooms around the country. Ambassadors also enjoy many perks, including early access to new ABCmouse for Teachers features, exclusive access to additional resources and professional development, opportunities to have regional travel covered when presenting about ABCmouse at conferences, and invitations to ambassador-only community events and contests.

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Introducing the @ageoflearning team behind ABCmouse Mastering Math! Our innovative, game-based, adaptive early learning app (available for Android and iOs)helps young children build a strong understanding of fundamental math concepts essential to success in school. The Age of Learning Mastering Math team started with just a handful of people roughly three and a half years ago and has now grown to 30+ people, comprising 10+ disciplines, including embedded curriculum specialists, animators, data scientists, and more! Their mission: to create personalized learning experiences for children to truly master and retain early math concepts. We’re happy to share their successes with the Tumblr community!

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Age of Learning, a quiet giant in education apps, raised $150M at a $1B valuation from Iconiq — TechCrunch Some startups raise a lot of money with much fanfare before they’ve ever shipped a product, but some grow under the radar, building something that clicks, and then slowly amassing users and revenues before most even realise they’ve arrived.