Local, state, midterm, presidential: the U.S. holds a lot of elections. 🗳️
Why is voting both a right and a responsibility? Our lesson covers direct and representative democracy, and why not voting means staying silent. Watch it on Flocabulary.
Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is a holiday to honor and remember loved ones. 🌼
Explore where it began and why it matters with our lesson on Flocabulary.
From Samhain to All Hallows’ Eve to trick-or-treating, Halloween has a rich history beyond costumes and candy. 🎃
Learn where the holiday began and how it became what it is today. Watch our lesson on Flocabulary.
With the midterm elections around the corner, some students might be asking, "what is a government?" In this lesson, students learn about the government’s role in citizens’ everyday lives. Watch it today on Flocabulary.
Hip-hop IS poetry, so it's no surprise how many public domain poems fit perfectly over an instrumental. Head to Flocabulary to check out Robert Frost's "The Road Not Taken" in full alongside other classics in our poetry collection.
We live in a democracy. But where does democracy come from?
In this funny video, students learn about the origin of Athenian democracy and explore the structure of one of the world’s first democratic systems.
Flocabulary's financial literacy lessons teach students skills they'll use for life.
Explore our collection of money-focused lessons on Flocabulary today.
Final step of creating a Flocabulary lesson✅
While the video's in review, our curriculum writer builds out the rest of the lesson then it goes through one more final review before publishing.
Several months, four steps, countless reviews! Which step surprised you most? 👇
Step 3 of how a Flocabulary lesson comes together: video 🎥
Once the audio's locked, we bring it to life visually — syncing animation, live action, or graphics to the lyrics so the concepts actually land.
One more part to go — stay tuned!
🎤 Vocabulary practice just gota whole lot more fun!
Introducing Rap Battle—where students transform newly learned vocabulary into original lyrics, collaborate with classmates, vote on your favorite flows, and bring learning to life through creativity.
Did you know Flocabulary has a whole collection of Poetry?
Start with "The Guest House" then go deeper to draw even more connections between hip-hop and poetry.
It's never a bad idea to enter the school year with a growth mindset!
Explore Flocabulary's Growth Mindset lesson alongside other Life Skills topics today.
Heading to ISTE? If Flocabulary is part of your classroom, stop by and see us at Renaissance booth #2000!
Come talk through fresh ways to engage students, save time, and turn data into action this school year.
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Did you know Yuri Kochiyama and Malcolm X share a birthday?
Watch and learn more about how the pair of activists worked together in our lesson on Yuri Kochiyama.