Some of the Best Lessons in Life Came from School House Rock--Kimberly Sabatini

This month were talking about how art and media had an impact on us as we were growing up…



I loved School House Rock for a million reasons. I learned grammar, math, history and science in a way I still remember 35ish years later. The power of music on memory is pretty amazing.

But there was one that always made me feel amazing. I think it speaks for itself…



If more people understood this, we'd have a lot less problems. I tip my hat to School House Rock.

Were you a part of the School House Rock generation? Can you still sing them? Which one was your favorite? Don't know what the heck I'm talking about? You need to go rent some School House Rocks and make yourself cool.


Comments

  1. Loved these when I was growing up and bought the set so my kids could experience the same enjoyment. For the record, Interjection is my favorite (it was my kids' favorite too. They like seeing the bare-butted boy getting a shot).

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    1. Or by a comma when the feelings not a strong… LOL! Loved that one too!

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  2. sings : Conjunction junction, what's your function...

    Love this! Also, how a Bill Becomes a Law!

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  3. Patty and Jody you named my top two! Jody you're so right, that bare-butted boy getting the shot always makes kids laugh. I also liked Lolly, Lolly, Lolly Get Your Adverbs Here and Elbow Room. Thanks for the cool post Kim!

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    1. Got to got to get me some elbow room!!!!! Ahhhh the memories. :o)

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  4. They set the preamble of the Constitution to music, which still helps me remember it.

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  5. Yes! I'm part of the SHR generation...I remember the School House Rock Rocks album--bands of the '90s performed the songs from SHR. Was playing at quite a few of the college parties I went to...

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  7. I also liked Interplanet Janet--she's a galaxy girl. *grin*

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  8. Yes, I loved Schoolhouse Rock! Also: the album of cover songs in the '90s.

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