Steven Anderson

Find out why it's so much fun to act silly. A story of three blind mice, a clumsy horse, and a polar bear dancing in pink pants.

The more we get together to sing, dance, and play with our friends, the more fun we have. That's what the kids in this silly song learn.

Clap in rhythm as Miss Mary Mack and her friend Miss Betty Lou go to the carnival.

Imagine having a name like John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt. Then imagine that someone else has the exact same name as you!

The ten pigs in bed are all tucked in, but one little piggy is a bed hog. As the piggy rolls over, the other pigs fall out of the bed.

How can school leaders use technology to be more effective? In this book, award-winning blogger and educational technology expert Steven W. Anderson explains how and why leaders should use technology and outlines what should be in every leader's digital toolkit. This resource will help leaders maximize social media to stay connected with teachers, students, and the community, use online tools to manage documents and increase collaboration, identify...

The production of a play is frought with drama and romance in and of itself, from its writing and casting to rehearsals and staging. Onstage, the itinerary of a Junior Stargazer/Space Cadet convention is spectacularly disrupted by world-changing events while each attendee and their family members deal with their own interpersonal issues.

Count down from five to one, and back again, in this sing-along math song. While sitting on a log, five speckled frogs look for some delicious bugs to eat, but there's one they just can't catch.