De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da” kicks us off and Melanie teaches the kids an old Duke Ellington standard called, “It Don’t Mean a Thing."
Hayden and Jasmine strut down the runway during “Shine” and Melanie teaches the kids Talyor Swift’s hit song, “Me!”
Waaseyaa wishes on a star during “Starlight, Starbright” before Melanie celebrates the power of music by teaching the Beatles’ hit, “All You Need Is Love.”
Special canine guest stars join the kids for the Queen classic “You’re My Best Friend” and Melanie teaches the BTS song, “Dynamite.”
Isy and Glee sing the beautiful duet, “Breathe” and the kids learn about being themselves when Melanie teaches Cyndi Lauper’s “True Colours.”
Stella and Melanie jam on Pink’s tune, “Cover Me In Sunshine,” then the kids learn Rihanna’s hit song about shining bright like “Diamonds.”
Superheroes unite for “We Got This!” before a puppy invasion! Melanie and the kids learn “You’re My Best Friend.”
Evan and Jazmin duet with “If You Can Find The Beat” and Melanie teaches the kids Justin Bieber’s chart-topper “Friends.”
Get out your bubble makers for “Rainbow, Rainbow,” then get ready to sing as Melanie teaches Pink’s classic “Cover Me in Sunshine.”
Butterflies fly all over Cyndi Lauper’s “True Colours” before Glee dances her heart out to John Sebastian’s “What a Day for A Daydream.”
Quintin has a surprise up his sleeve for “The Sorry Song” and Mel teaches the kids how to “Roar.”
“Dance” is a new bop that gets everyone moving and then...ABCDEFG...Melanie teaches the kids “Alphabet With Me.”
Paxton, Quintin and Waaseyaa sing about how much they love “Chores Chores Chores” and Melanie teaches a tune that reminds everyone it’s OK to “Feel The Feels.”
A song about the power of friendship called “We Belong Together” opens the show, then Mel teaches everyone about being proud of all their colours in “Rainbow, Rainbow.”
Some parents stop by for “We Are Family” before Mel teaches Hayden’s dance feature, “We Belong Together.”
Glitter balls are bouncing all over “He Said, She Said, They Said,” then Mel asks about birthdays when she teaches “January, February,” a song about the months of the year.
Melanie plays Chopin’s “Minute Waltz” on the ukulele while Paxton shows us his hip-hop waltz. Mel then teaches everyone about pronouns and how to use them in the song, “He Said, She Said, They Said.”
The Beatles’ classic “All You Need Is Love” plays before Mel teaches that music lives inside us with the song “I Got The Music.”
The kids get out their gymnastic ribbons for Taylor Swift’s “Me!” and Mel teaches a song about talking called, well, “Talk.”
Evan puts on his helmet to join Stella for a fantastic “Play Date” and Mel teaches a song about different kinds of families called, “We Are Family.”
The BTS hit, “Dynamite” opens the show before we learn about rhythm from Mel when she teaches, “If you Can Find the Beat.”
Rihanna’s song, “Diamonds” is the perfect song for Glee’s dance feature, and Mel is proudly Canadian as she teaches a Maritime favorite called, “Shanty Song.”
Evan introduces some special back-up singers for “I Love The Mountains” and Mel has some great musical advice when she teaches the “Doh Re Mi Blues.”
Glee and Waaseyaa chat during the “Telephone Song” before Mel reminds us to be ourselves teaching, “You Do You.”
Melanie picks up her fiddle for “Feller From Fortune” and the kids pick up Superhero capes after she teaches them, “We Got This.”
Justin Bieber’s hit song, “Friends” opens the show, then Melanie invites everyone to let their light “Shine.”
A new song all about pronouns called, “He Said, She Said” is followed by a song that Melanie teaches about apologizing called, “Hug It Out.”
Traditional Hawaiian dancing is demonstrated during “Ulilli E” and Melanie teaches us a song called “Dance,” about how dancing is always there to get us in a good mood.
Quiet on the set as Hayden directs “By The Light Of the Silvery Moon” then it’s time to learn all about rhythm from Mel as she teaches, “Minute Waltz.”
All aboard the “Freight Train” with Paxton and Quintin and then pull into the station for Mel to teach “Rhythm Comes Back To Me.”
“Superpower” kicks off the show to remind us that we’re perfect just the way we are. Mel then sets a poem to music with a song about wishing on a star called, “Starlight, Starbright.”
“Rainbow Rainbow,” makes for a very colourful opening number before Mel teaches us some tropical rhythms with a song called, “Ukulele Samba.”
Stella steers us safely through the “Shanty Song” before Mel dials the right number teaching everyone “Telephone Song.”
Glee shows off her ballet skills beside Quintin for “I Got The Music” and Melanie reminds us about the “Superpower” of being ourselves.
“Ding Dong Hot Dog” celebrates rhythm then Melanie and the kids sing a song about the things that “Mama Don’t Allow.”
The cast sings about many different kinds of families during “We Are Family” and Mel teaches a new version of an old campfire song called, “I Love The Mountains.”
Our cast cheers for Katy Perry’s “Roar” and Melanie teaches the kids a song that is over 100 years old called “This Little Light.”
“Alphabet With Me” gives the alphabet a Ukulele U twist and Mel teaches a Newfoundland folk song called “Feller From Fortune.”
Jasmine takes us on a wild ride with “Adventure Song” and Melanie teaches us to speak up for what we believe in with a song called “Use your Outside Voice.”
Mel and the kids get their feet stompin’ for “Mama Don’t Allow” before Mel teaches us about travelling around the world with a tune called “Adventure Song.”
“We Belong Together” reminds us about the power of friendship, before Melanie teaches us a song made famous by the band, The Police, called “De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da.”
Superhero powers activate for “We Got This” and Melanie teaches us a French song as a round called “Frère Jacques.”
Together we’ll go far with the song, “Superpower” and then we’ll learn who stole the cookie when Melanie teaches “Concentration Everybody Ready.”
Everyone is happy singing the “Doh Re Mi Blues” and Melanie has some fun with the kids teaching “Down By The Bay.”
Stella keeps everyone dancing during “Feel The Feels” and Melanie teaches her version of “Twinkle Twinkle.”
Glee dances to Bobby Darin’s “What A Day For A Daydream” before Melanie teaches the kids an oldie but a goodie called “By The Light of the Silvery Moon.”
“You Do You” and me do me, is the message of the opening song and Melanie teaches the kids an old song written by a little girl called “Freight Train.”
Quintin and Glee make great duet partners for “I Got The Music” before Melanie teaches us all about rhythm during “Ding Dong Hot Dog.”
Hayden tap dances into our hearts with Duke Ellignton’s “It Don’t Mean A Thing” and Melanie teaches everyone a traditional Hawaiian song called, “Ulilli E.”