Children of yesteryear used to proudly sing how “I know my ABCs.” Now that lyric is a thing of the past. The traditional alphabet song that most kids in North America learn at a young age has been ...

The song apparently first circulated in 2012 on social media via the educational website Dream English. Naturally, people have opinions on the shake-up of a tradition that has thus far stood the ...

The version was actually created in 2012 by Dream English, which produces educational music for children, and resurfaced on Twitter this week when writer and comedian Noah Garfinkel shared it and ...

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The song also ends with, “Now I never will forget, how to sing the alphabet,” instead of, “Now I know my ABCs.” Her video explaining the change has racked up more than 11 million views.

Another tweet reads: “This is how riots begin.” The alphabet song is sung to the tune of Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star, another nursery rhyme children learn at an early age.

As the new alphabet song is going viral on TikTok, Rachel Platt tells PEOPLE why the changes are helping young learners Getty; teacherrachelsorsel/TikTok Rachel Platt made a TikTok responding to ...

Many of us are familiar with the alphabet song and its rhythm. However, some kindergarteners at a Winnipeg elementary school are learning their letters though a new version of the classic ABC song.

The newer, modified version of the ABC's song we all grew up singing may be hard for parents to grasp, but it's designed to help kids learn better.