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It's Kids Academy, and welcome back to our channel! In this educational video for children, we will learn the number "4"! Let's learn the number "4" using examples from our video. It's ideal for preschool and kindergarten. Stay tuned! #kidsacademy #LearnWithKidsAcademy Connect with us on : App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-stor... Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/de... Our website: http://www.kidsacademy.com Instagram: /kidsacademyco Facebook: /kidsacademycompany

It's Kids Academy, and welcome back to our channel! Our new “Learn Like Nastya” app is out! Learn Like Nastya is an educational and entertainment app for preschoolers and kindergarteners. It uses essential day-to-day topics to help children explore the world around them and get ready for school by practicing such learning components as ABCs, phonics, vocabulary, number sense, logics, reading comprehension, social interactions, and others through play. Stay tuned! https://smart.link/adx517tule1em

It's Kids Academy, and welcome back to our channel! Our new “Learn Like Nastya” app is out! Learn Like Nastya is an educational and entertainment app for preschoolers and kindergarteners. It uses essential day-to-day topics to help children explore the world around them and get ready for school by practicing such learning components as ABCs, phonics, vocabulary, number sense, logics, reading comprehension, social interactions, and others through play. Stay tuned! для описания инф здесь - https://www.kidsacademy.mobi/storytim... https://smart.link/adx517tule1em

It's Kids Academy, and welcome back to our channel! In this educational video for kids, we will read aloud the children's folk tale "The king of the cats". More interesting short stories and nursery rhymes you can find on our channel. Stay tuned! The King of the Cats Once there were two brothers who lived in a distant village. Elshender was the elder, and the younger was Fergus. They had a big black cat. One day Fergus went out hunting alone. He told Elshender he’d be back for supper that evening. Evening came, but Fergus was still away. Elshender was worried that his brother had gotten into trouble. At last, Fergus returned, wet and exhausted. After supper, the brothers sat down by the fire, and their black cat lay between them. “Why were you away for so long?” Elshender asked. “I’ve had a very strange adventure today. I hardly know what to say about it,” Fergus replied. And then he told his incredible story. Fergus was going home when a thick fog came on the path. He climbed a tall tree to look around. In the trunk of the tree was a big hollow. He could hear some music and see some light coming out of it. Fergus looked inside and gasped. He seemed to be looking into a church! A funeral was taking place there. He saw a coffin surrounded by torches, all of them carried by cats! The coffin was marked with a crown. Fergus got no farther, for the black cat jumped to his feet shrieking: “My stars! Old Peter’s dead, and now I’m the King of the Cats!” Then he rushed up the chimney and was seen no more.

It's Kids Academy, and welcome back to our channel! In this educational video for children, we will read aloud a story "The Nightingale" adopted from Hans Christian Andersen. More interesting short stories and fairy tales for children you can find on our channel. Stay tuned! The Nightingale In a very distant country, there stood a palace surrounded by a blooming garden. A powerful Chinese emperor lived in the palace. In the garden, a small nightingale was singing its songs. They were soft and beautiful, and the emperor loved listening to the bird. But one day, he got a gift: it was a man-made nightingale of gold and silver. If you wound it up with a key, it would sing and wave its tail. The emperor was so happy about this present and listened to the golden bird so often that he forgot about the real nightingale. One day the emperor fell ill. He was lying on the bed, pale and cold, and couldn’t move. Suddenly the emperor saw Death coming up to his bed. Death was wearing the emperor’s crown on his head and was holding the emperor’s saber. The emperor was very frightened. He wanted to listen to the golden bird’s song, but nobody could help him wind it up. Death was very close. Suddenly the emperor heard soft singing out of the window. That was the real nightingale who had come to cheer the ill emperor up. Death was listening to the beautiful song, and his heart grew softer and softer. Finally, he stepped back from the emperor’s bed and left the palace. The emperor heartily thanked the nightingale and fell asleep. In the morning, when he woke up, he was completely healthy.