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Song Library

Every song teaches three Lightbulb Words. Search by topic, genre or word, then hit play.

  • Episode 36 Pop

    Wild World Dive

    Habitats & Biodiversity

    KS2 Science

    Lightbulb Words

    Habitat
    n. where something usually lives, like how a rainforest is the natural habitat of a parrot
    Organism
    n. a living thing, like a plant, animal, or bacterium
    Biodiversity
    n. the variety of plant and animal life in a particular place, like how many different creatures live in the Amazon Rainforest

  • Episode 35 March/Parade

    Locomotive Parade

    Transport & Geography

    KS2 Geography

    Lightbulb Words

    Locomotive
    n. A powerful engine that pulls a train along a track.
    Freight
    n. goods transported in bulk, like thousands of boxes of lettuce shipped on a boat
    Congestion
    n. When a road, area, or space is so crowded and blocked that movement becomes very slow or stops completely.

  • Episode 34 Rock

    Fossil Footprints

    Stone Age & Prehistory

    KS2 History

    Lightbulb Words

    Neolithic
    Relating to the later part of the Stone Age, when early humans hunted giant creatures like woolly mammoths using simple weapons like spears.
    Prehistoric
    Relating to the time before history was written down, when people built massive stone structures and used basic tools to survive.
    Fossil
    n. The preserved remains or shape of a plant or animal from millions of years ago, found hardened in rock.

  • Episode 33 Soul

    We All Belong Here

    PSHE & Values

    KS2 PSHE

    Lightbulb Words

    Inclusion
    n. the act of including or being included, like inviting a nervous new kid into your game
    Empathy
    n. the ability to understand other people's feelings, like knowing when your friend needs cheering up
    Equality
    n. the state of being equal in status, rights, and opportunities, like all genders receiving the same pay for the same job or all friends receiving the same sized cookie

  • Episode 32 Dance/Electronic

    Volleyball Parade

    PE & Sport

    KS2 PE

    Lightbulb Words

    Volleyball
    n. A team sport in which two teams hit a ball back and forth over a high net, trying to make it land on the other team's side of the court.
    Inclusion
    n. the act of including or being included, like inviting a nervous new kid into your game
    International
    n. Involving or relating to more than one country — just like how each flag in the world represents a different nation coming together.

  • Episode 31 Synth-Pop

    Asteroid Joyride

    Space & The Solar System

    KS2 Science

    Lightbulb Words

    Planet
    n. A large, round object in space that travels in a circular path (orbit) around a star, like our Sun.
    Orbit
    n. The path of a moon or a planet, like the orbit of the Earth around the Sun.
    Asteroid
    n. A rocky object that orbits the Sun, like any of the ones found in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter.

  • Episode 30 Hip-Hop

    Build It Up

    Architecture & Buildings

    KS2 Design & Technology

    Lightbulb Words

    Blueprint
    n. A detailed plan, guide, or technical drawing used to show how to build something.
    Architect
    n. A person who designs buildings and plans how they will be constructed.
    Skyscraper
    n. An extremely tall building with many stories (floors), usually located in a city.

  • Episode 29 Epic/Orchestral

    Step Into Athens

    Ancient Greece

    KS2 History

    Lightbulb Words

    Democracy
    n. A form of government where the people hold power directly or through elected officials.
    Mythology
    n. A collection of old fictional stories from a particular culture, like the tales of Greek gods and heroes.
    Philosopher
    n. Someone who thinks deeply about big questions and ideas, like writing a book about the meaning of life.

  • Episode 28 Ambient/Chill

    Take One Breath

    PSHE & Mindfulness

    KS2 PSHE

    Lightbulb Words

    Mindfulness
    n. The practice of paying attention to the present moment—thoughts, feelings, and sensations—in a calm, non-judgmental way.
    Reflect
    v. To mirror an image, throw back light/sound, or think carefully about experiences.
    Encouraging
    adj. Giving someone hope, confidence, or support to try something or keep going.

  • Episode 27 Indie Folk

    Look Up High

    Weather & Climate

    KS2 Geography

    Lightbulb Words

    Precipitation
    n. Water that falls from the sky.
    Humidity
    n. The amount of water in the air.
    Climate
    n. The usual weather patterns of a place over a long time.

  • Episode 26 Reggae

    Earth Day Every Day

    Earth Day & Environment

    KS2 Science

    Lightbulb Words

    Ecosystem
    n. A place where living and non-living things interact.
    Reuse
    n. Using something again instead of throwing it away.
    Pollution
    n. Harmful substances added to the environment faster than they can be cleaned up.

  • Episode 25 World/Middle Eastern

    Secrets of the Pyramid

    Ancient Egypt

    KS2 History

    Lightbulb Words

    Pharaoh
    n. The ruler of Ancient Egypt, seen as both a king and a religious leader.
    Hieroglyphics
    n. A writing system using pictures and symbols.
    Mummification
    n. The process of preserving a body after death.

  • Episode 24 Jazz

    Woodwind Parade

    Woodwind Instruments

    KS2 Music

    Lightbulb Words

    Flute
    n. An instrument that makes sound when air is blown across an opening.
    Clarinet
    n. A woodwind instrument that uses a single reed to make sound.
    Saxophone
    n. A metal woodwind instrument played using a reed and keys.

  • Episode 23 Surf Rock

    Rush to the Sea

    Rivers & Coasts

    KS2 Geography

    Lightbulb Words

    Estuary
    n. A place where river water meets and mixes with sea water.
    Delta
    n. A flat area formed by sediment dropped at a river’s mouth.
    Cliff
    n. A steep rock face formed by erosion.

  • Episode 22 Pop/Empowerment

    Wonder Women

    Women's History

    KS2 History

    Lightbulb Words

    Respect
    n. Showing admiration or appreciation for someone because of what they have done.
    Achievement
    Something important someone accomplishes through effort or skill.
    Inspiration
    n. Something that encourages people to do something positive or creative.

  • Episode 21 Country

    Trailblazer Hearts

    PSHE & Courage

    KS2 PSHE

    Lightbulb Words

    Courage
    n. The ability to face fear or danger with bravery.
    Pioneer
    adj. someone who is among the first to do something new
    Trailblazer
    n. a person who shows others that something is possible by doing it first

  • Episode 20 Acoustic/Folk

    Voices on the Page

    Influential Women Writers

    KS2 English

    Lightbulb Words

    Influence
    n. The power to affect how people think or act.
    Insight
    n. A deep understanding of something.
    Contribution
    n. Something important someone gives to the world.

  • Episode 19 Soul/R&B

    Sisters of the Kitchen

    Women's History & Food

    KS2 History

    Lightbulb Words

    Hearty
    adj. Filling and satisfying, especially warm comfort food.
    Savoury
    adj. having a pleasant taste or smell
    Celebrate
    v. TO mark an important occasion with joy, food, or gathering.

  • Episode 18 Hip-Hop/Grime

    Game Changers

    Women in Sports

    KS2 PE / PSHE

    Lightbulb Words

    Barrier
    n. something that blocks something or stops you getting through — like a raised drawbridge over a castle moat.
    Resilience
    n. the ability to keep going even when things are hard.
    Equality
    n. the state of being equal in status, rights, and opportunities, like all genders receiving the same pay for the same job or all friends receiving the same sized cookie

  • Episode 17 Electronic/Future Bass

    Design the Future

    Engineering & Design

    KS2 Design & Technology

    Lightbulb Words

    Engineer
    n.Someone who solves problems by designing and building things.
    Design
    v. Planning how something will work before making it.
    Solution
    n.A way to fix a problem after thinking carefully. Like solving a rubix cube

  • Episode 16 World/Chinese Pop

    Zodiac Parade

    Chinese New Year & Culture

    KS2 PSHE / History

    Lightbulb Words

    Reunion
    An instance of two or more people coming together again after a period of separation.
    Luck
    n. when something good (or hilariously unexpected) happens without you planning it — like finding a pot of money, guessing the right answer, or slipping on a banana peel... and somehow landing a high-five instead.
    Zodiac
    n. 12 divisions of the sky used in astrology, each linked to specific dates and elements that define core personality traits like the snake.

  • Episode 15 Funk

    Flip It High

    Pancake Day

    KS2 PSHE

    Lightbulb Words

    Balance
    n. having the right mix of different foods a little treat here, a lot of fruit and veg there
    Share
    v. to have or use something with other people
    Resourceful
    adj. able to solve problems in clever, unexpected ways, like squeezing water from sponges to reuse it rather than wasting it

  • Episode 14 Indie Pop

    Story Builders

    National Storytelling Week

    KS2 English

    Lightbulb Words

    Inspire
    v. To fill someone with exciting ideas or feelings that make them want to do something new—like reading, exploring, learning, or becoming something they imagine.
    Imagination
    n. the ability to form new ideas or a mental image of something you've never seen, like imagining a unicorn wearing a suit
    Structure
    n. the way something with different parts is organised, like how a storybook is divided into chapters

  • Episode 13 Funk/Disco

    Life Cycle Groove

    Life Cycles & Nature

    KS2 Science

    Lightbulb Words

    Transformation
    n. a significant change in someone's appearance or character, like a hero turning into an evil villain
    Life Cycle
    The series of changes that an organism goes through from the beginning of its life until death.
    Growth
    n. the process of developing physically or mentally, like what happens when a child becomes a teenager

  • Episode 12 Celtic/Folk

    Burns Night Belongs to Me

    Burns Night & Scottish Heritage

    KS2 History / PSHE

    Lightbulb Words

    Poem
    n. a piece of writing that contains imaginative and emotional language, often arranged in short lines that rhyme
    Identity
    n. the qualities that make you, you: like your name and traits that make you unique
    Kilt
    n. a knee-length skirt made from tartan cloth, traditionally worn by Scottish men and boys

  • Episode 11 Gospel/Soul

    Martin's Dream

    Martin Luther King Jr.

    KS2 History / PSHE

    Lightbulb Words

    Equality
    n. the state of being equal in status, rights, and opportunities, like all genders receiving the same pay for the same job or all friends receiving the same sized cookie
    Protest
    v. to challenge or object to something, like making signs to protest an unfair law
    Peaceful
    adj. calm and without violence, like someone reading at the foot of a tree

  • Episode 10 Christmas Pop

    Christmas Magic

    Christmas

    KS2 PSHE / RE

    Lightbulb Words

    Carol
    n. traditional Christmas songs
    Symbol
    n. something that represents something else, like evergreen conifer trees representing Christmas
    Tradition
    n. a belief or custom passed down generations, like carving pumpkins at Halloween

  • Episode 9 Pop/Dance

    Money Magic

    Money & Finance

    KS2 Maths / PSHE

    Lightbulb Words

    Purchases
    Things that have been bought, like items you bring home from a shop.
    Currency
    n. money used in a particular country like how the dollar is the currency of the United States
    Budget
    n. the amount you can spend on something, like having a big budget for shoes

  • Episode 8 Country/Acoustic

    Thankful Hearts

    Thanksgiving & Gratitude

    KS2 PSHE

    Lightbulb Words

    Gratitude
    n. thankfulness like what you would feel if someone gave you an enormous trampoline
    Harvest
    n. the gathering of a ripe or almost-ripe crop the harvest of tulips a farmer sells in the springtime
    Feast
    v. to eat a large and luxurious meal like a huge dinner with your friends and family

  • Episode 7 Pop/Rock

    Stop Look Listen

    Road Safety

    KS2 PSHE

    Lightbulb Words

    Precaution
    An action to prevent something bad happening, like buying loads of canned foods in case of a zombie apocalypse or wearing a helmet to protect your head
    Pedestrian
    A person who is walking, like someone on their way to the bus stop
    Visibility
    The ability to see or quality of being seen like what you might lack during a power outage

  • Episode 6 Punk/Rock

    Black Friday Frenzy

    Black Friday & Consumer Culture

    KS2 PSHE

    Lightbulb Words

    Tradition
    n. a belief or custom passed down generations, like carving pumpkins at Halloween
    Profit
    n. a financial gain the difference between the amount earned and the amount spent in buying, operating, or producing
    Temptation
    n. the desire to do or have something, even when you know it is wrong or harmful goes against your long-term goals

  • Episode 5 Electronic/Synthwave

    Robot Revolution

    Artificial Intelligence

    KS2 Computing / Science

    Lightbulb Words

    Artificial
    Made by humans rather than occurring naturally; like a robot built instead of a living creature
    Conspiracy
    A secret plan by a group to do something harmful or unlawful; like believing aliens are secretly among us
    Irreplaceable
    Too special or unique to be replaced; like a vase that once broken can never be the same again

  • Episode 4 Pop/Bubblegum

    Bake It Up

    Baking & Food Science

    KS2 Design & Technology / PSHE

    Lightbulb Words

    Ingredient
    n. a food used to make a dish like an egg, flour or butter
    Recipe
    n. a set of instructions for cooking a dish including the list of ingredients and steps; like following a recipe to bake a cake
    Patience
    n. the ability to wait calmly without getting upset; like waiting for cupcakes without complaining

  • Episode 3 K-Pop/Cute Pop

    Labubu's Wild

    Characters & Identity

    KS2 PSHE

    Lightbulb Words

    Character
    The mental and moral qualities distinctive to an individual that make someone unique
    Ugly-Cute
    So unattractive it's endearing like a quirky creature with a big bow and glasses that makes you smile
    Accessory
    n. a thing added to something else to make it more useful, versatile, or attractive

  • Episode 2 Rock/Power Pop

    Super Clark

    Superheroes & Identity

    KS2 PSHE / English

    Lightbulb Words

    Superhero
    A benevolent fictional character with superhuman powers such as Superman
    Disguise
    Something you wear to conceal your identity like a mask or costume to pretend you're someone else
    Identity
    n. the qualities that make you, you: like your name and traits that make you unique

  • Episode 1 Celtic/Folk Rock

    Magic on the Hill

    Glastonbury & Celtic History

    KS2 History

    Lightbulb Words

    Druid
    n. a priest and magician of ancient Celtic religions; like a wise sage of nature
    Togetherness
    A feeling of being close and connected with others; the comfort of together as one
    Triumph
    A great victory or achievement; the joy of winning something special.