Earth
Our home planet: oceans, mountains, and the thin blue air we share.
The 1 Song Map
1 Song turns the world's knowledge into music: one song for every topic. The list follows Wikipedia's own ranking of the most important subjects, from the 10 big foundations (Earth, Life, Science, Math…) to 88 more core topics, so the catalog grows one song at a time. Every song plays free.
Volume 1 · Foundation
The ten biggest subjects, one anthem each.
Our home planet: oceans, mountains, and the thin blue air we share.
What makes us human: curious minds, open hands, and caring hearts.
From one tiny cell to every living thing that grows and breathes.
Ask a question, test it, learn: the scientific method as a chorus.
Numbers, shapes and patterns: the hidden language behind everything.
Our human story, from first footsteps to the modern world.
How people live together: families, neighbors, rules and kindness.
From the wheel to the smartphone: tools that changed how we live.
Painting, music, dance and stories: how people share what they feel.
Big questions, open minds: learning to think clearly and kindly.
Volume 2 · Core 100
More topics every person should know. Each topic appears once.
Looking up: stars, planets and the people who mapped the sky.
Eight planets circling the Sun, sung in order from Mercury out.
Our nearest star: light, warmth and energy for every living thing.
Phases, tides and moonlight: Earth's steady companion in the night.
Galaxies, space and time: how big everything really is.
The study of living things, from tiny microbes to giant whales.
The cell: life's smallest building block, and its busy parts.
A gentle song about life's natural cycle and remembering loved ones.
Food webs and habitats: how every living thing depends on another.
How living things change over many generations to fit their world.
How plants and animals make new life and keep their kind going.
Fur, feathers, scales and fins: the amazing animal kingdom.
Roots, leaves and sunlight: how plants feed the whole world.
Atoms bonding and reacting: the science of what things are made of.
The periodic table's building blocks, from hydrogen to gold.
Heat, light and safety: what fire is and how we use it.
The water cycle: rain, rivers, oceans and clouds, round again.
Weather over time: how climate shapes where and how we live.
Rocks, volcanoes and earthquakes: the story written in the ground.
How doctors, nurses and research help people stay healthy.
How germs spread and simple habits like handwashing keep us well.
Motion, force and gravity: the rules that move the universe.
Charges, circuits and current: the power behind every light switch.
Energy changes form but never disappears: motion, heat, light.
Solid, liquid, gas: what everything around us is made of.
Seconds, seasons and centuries: how we measure and spend time.
Solving for x: letters standing in for the numbers we seek.
Add, subtract, multiply, divide: the four moves of everyday math.
Points, lines, angles and shapes all around us.
Counting, zero and infinity: how numbers began and where they go.
Averages, charts and chances: making sense of data.
Maps, continents and climates: a tour of the whole planet.
From villages to megacities: how and why people settle down.
Layers of air that protect us and give us every breath.
Mountains, plains, deserts and valleys: the shapes of the land.
Five oceans, deep and wide: the blue heart of our planet.
Africa: Sahara to savanna, Nile to rainforest, 54 nations.
Asia: the largest continent, from Himalayan peaks to busy cities.
Europe: many languages, old castles and shared borders.
North America: Arctic ice, great plains and tropical coasts.
Oceania: Australia, New Zealand and thousands of Pacific islands.
South America: the Andes, the Amazon and vibrant cultures.
How we learn about the past: clues, records and stories.
Before writing: cave art, stone tools and the first farmers.
The first great civilizations: Egypt, Greece, Rome, China and more.
Castles, trade routes and empires: the world from 500 to 1500.
Exploration, printing presses and new ideas reshaping the world.
Machines, cities and rapid change: from 1800 to today.
Words, signals and listening: how people share ideas.
Thousands of languages, one human gift for words.
Newspapers, radio, TV and screens: how news reaches us.
From clay tablets to keyboards: the invention of writing.
Food, music, customs and celebrations that make each people unique.
Fables, legends and tales passed down from grandparents.
Needs, wants, saving and trade: the basics of money.
Seeds to harvest: how farmers grow the food we eat.
Ideas to products: how a small business gets started.
Factories and assembly lines: how everyday things get made.
Buying, selling and swapping goods across towns and oceans.
Many backgrounds, shared humanity: celebrating our differences.
How we think, feel and behave, and why it matters.
Naming our feelings: happy, sad, angry, calm, and all okay.
Thoughts, memory and imagination: the mind at work.
How cities, writing and laws built the first civilizations.
The joy of learning: schools, teachers and lifelong curiosity.
Who makes the rules and how leaders are chosen.
Fair rules for everyone: rights, courts and justice.
Voting, debate and working together to decide.
Borders, flags and governments: what makes a country.
The cost of conflict, and the hope and work for peace.
Ones and zeros: how computers think, store and connect.
Bridges, engines and robots: designing solutions to real problems.
From stone hammers to 3D printers: tools extend our hands.
Feet, wheels, wings and rails: how we get from here to there.
Pyramids to skyscrapers: buildings that shape how we live.
Poems, novels and plays: stories that live on in words.
Rhythm, melody and harmony: why music moves us.
Theater, dance and live shows: art on a stage.
Drawing, painting and sculpture: seeing the world anew.
What we wear and why: warmth, culture and self-expression.
Movies, games and shows: how we have fun together.
Rules, teamwork and play: why games bring people together.
The people who love us: parents, siblings, grandparents and more.
Eating well: fruits, veggies, grains and sharing a meal.
A safe place to rest, grow and belong.
How we know what we know: facts, evidence and curiosity.
Right and wrong: honesty, fairness and caring for others.
Clear thinking: if this, then that, step by step.
Volumes 3–5 (up to 50,000 topics) coming.
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