GoNoodle
Free movement, dance, yoga and mindfulness videos for kids, used in classrooms and homes, with channels like Moose Tube, Blazer Fresh, KIDZ BOP and Think About It. The free app needs no login; a paid platform called SuperNoodle offers curriculum content to schools and families.
What is GoNoodle?
GoNoodle is a free library of short movement, dance, yoga and mindfulness videos for kids. It started in classrooms, and GoNoodle says its videos are used in four out of five US public elementary schools. Families use the same videos at home through the website and free apps.
The idea is active screen time. Instead of sitting still, kids dance to Banana Banana Meatball, follow a stretching routine, or breathe through a calm-down video.
How it works
Kids or parents pick a channel or video and press play. Most videos run a few minutes. High-energy channels like Moose Tube camp songs and KIDZ BOP get kids jumping, while Think About It and other mindfulness videos help them settle down. Some videos, like those from Blazer Fresh, teach school skills through songs.
The free GoNoodle Kids app needs no account, so a child can start a video on a tablet or TV in seconds. A free web account lets you save favorites. Printable activity sheets add an off-screen option.
What it covers
| Type | Examples |
|---|---|
| Dance and movement | Sing-alongs, call-and-response songs, pop songs |
| Exercise and sports | Workouts, stretching, sports-themed moves |
| Yoga and mindfulness | Deep breathing, calming routines |
| Learning songs | Reading, spelling and math songs from Blazer Fresh |
SuperNoodle, the paid platform, adds curriculum content in video, PDF and audio formats for schools and families.
Who it's best for
GoNoodle is ideal for homeschool families who need quick brain breaks between lessons, kids who learn better after they move, and parents building a calm-down routine. It also helps on rainy days when outdoor play is not an option.
Look elsewhere if you want academic lessons or a fully ad-free free app. For yoga with a story, Cosmic Kids Yoga is a popular pick.
Pricing at a glance
Free on the web and in the apps, with ads in the app. SuperNoodle is a separate paid subscription, and GoNoodle does not post its price publicly.
Can a scholarship or ESA pay for it?
The free version needs no funding. GoNoodle's SuperNoodle terms mention access through scholarship accounts or similar funding, but whether a given program covers it is that program's decision. Read how scholarships and ESAs work, and check states like Arizona or Utah. Save GoNoodle to your wishlist and apply once on Edulist for the paid programs you need.
How it compares
- Cosmic Kids Yoga offers story-based yoga and mindfulness, free on YouTube or ad-free in its app.
- PBS KIDS is free learning games and videos with favorite characters.
- Khan Academy Kids mixes movement breaks into a free early learning path.
- BrainPOP uses short videos for academic topics.
Browse more enrichment programs and learning apps. Read GoNoodle reviews, compare GoNoodle alternatives, or see the best learning apps for kids.
Who GoNoodle is for (and who it isn’t)
Best for
- Active brain breaks between homeschool lessons
- Kids who need to move to focus
- Calming and mindfulness routines at home
Look elsewhere if
- Families wanting academic instruction
- Parents who want a fully ad-free free option
- Teens
GoNoodle pros and cons
Pros
- Free with a huge, familiar video library
- No login needed for the app
- Mix of high-energy dance and calming mindfulness
- Works on phones, tablets and TV
Cons
- Free app contains advertising
- Little academic depth
- Paid SuperNoodle pricing is not public
What’s included
- 300+ dance, exercise, yoga and mindfulness videos in the free app
- Educational songs from Blazer Fresh and others
- Mindfulness and calm-down videos from the Think About It channel
- Free apps for iOS, Android, Apple TV, Roku and Amazon
- Printable activity sheets
- SuperNoodle: paid curriculum videos, PDFs and audio for schools and families
How much does GoNoodle cost?
GoNoodle videos are free on the website and in the GoNoodle Kids app, which needs no subscription or login. The App Store lists the app as containing advertising. SuperNoodle, a paid platform with curriculum videos, PDFs and audio, is sold to schools and districts and can be bought directly by parents; GoNoodle does not post its price publicly as of October 2026.
| Plan | Price | Billed | Per month |
|---|---|---|---|
| GoNoodle (free) | Free | Monthly | Free |
Prices from the provider, checked 2026-10-13. Always confirm on the official site.
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View wishlistWhat parents say
A summary of public parent feedback we read on forums, app stores and review sites. It is not a set of Edulist family reviews.
GoNoodle's app holds a 4.5-star average from about 20,000 App Store ratings. Kids and teachers in the reviews describe the dance songs as fun and motivating, and GoNoodle says its videos are used in four out of five US public elementary schools.
Common praise
- Fun, catchy dance and movement videos
- Kids recognize songs from school
- Easy to use on many devices
Common complaints
- Ads in the free app
- Content skews young for older kids
Sources: apps.apple.com · id1050712293
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GoNoodle FAQs
Is GoNoodle free?
Yes. GoNoodle videos are free on the website and in the GoNoodle Kids app, with no subscription or login required. The app contains ads. SuperNoodle is a separate paid platform.
What is SuperNoodle?
SuperNoodle is GoNoodle's paid platform with curriculum content in videos, PDFs and audio. It is sold to schools and districts and can be bought by parents; pricing is not posted publicly.
What ages is GoNoodle for?
GoNoodle is built for elementary-age kids. The App Store lists the app as made for ages 6–8, though many preschoolers and older kids enjoy it too.
Where can I watch GoNoodle?
On gonoodle.com and in free apps for iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Android, Roku and Amazon devices.
Can GoNoodle help kids focus?
Many teachers use short GoNoodle videos as brain breaks between lessons, and the Think About It channel offers calming and mindfulness videos. It is a routine tool, not a treatment for attention needs.
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