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The Necklace is an Assyrian comic book series that takes the reader on an extraordinary adventure in 2500BC, in time where Gods and emperors ruled ancient Mesopotamia.

Introducing the newest children's animated song about flavors, brought to you in Surit and Surayt for the first time by BET KANU!

An international song about the beauty of butterflies. The song teaches some basic colors, such as blue, red, yellow, and green.

Assyrian Karaoke project started in 2019 by a team of volunteers coming from three non-profit organizations; AJM, Etuti Institute, and BET KANU. For the past few years we have been working on bringing to live as many Assyrian Karaoke Songs as possible! We are proud that our project has finally come to existence!

This coloring book is a collection of illustrations of all songs released part of BET KANU Songs Album Vol. 2. Each song in the book is provided with 2 QR codes to play the song on YouTube in either Western or Eastern Syriac.

This coloring book is a collection of illustrations of all songs released part of BET KANU Songs Album Vol. 1. Each song in the book is provided with 2 QR codes to play the song on YouTube in either Western or Eastern Syriac.

This is the first full curriculum in Surayt, the Syriac Language of Tur-abdin. In this series, the child learns the letters and how to read and hear Syriac and speak on different topics.

Ziqqer Ziqqer Song is an old song made in the 80s by the legendary Musician Malfono Nuri Iskandar and written by the well-established Poet Malfono Touma Nahroyo. The song has been engrained in the minds and souls of many generations.

It is a series of educational curriculum books that will be taught in schools, and this is the second book in which the child will learn in addition to letters and movements and will be able to read words with the way they are written.

Il est né le divin enfant" is an old traditional French song published in 1862 by Jean-Romain Grosjean and Paul Webster. This beautiful carol details the birth of Jesus and the wait of thousands of years for this event, as foretold by the prophets.

An international greeting song originally done in Spanish.

Au Clair De La Lune is a French folk song of the 18th century. Its composer and lyricist are unknown. Its simple melody is commonly taught to beginners learning an instrument.

"Mom Made Food" song is an original kids' song written in Colloquial Syriac of TurAbdin (Surayt) by the well-established Poet Joseph Gawrieh, and it was beautifully composed by the musician Nabil Yousif. The song encourages kids to enjoy food specially made by their parents to resonate with kids the appreciation of this gift while keeping in mind good hygiene by washing hands and teeth after having food.

“Soto Siqla L Eelana” is a traditional children’s song in many Assyrian areas, but it is known mostly in the Nineveh Plain. It is now produced for the first time to include a new original melody inspired by folk music.

Sulaqa (Suloqo) is a tradition that our people practice celebrating the Ascension Day of Jesus Christ. In our culture, a little girl wears bridal clothing and visits all the village houses with friends to gather hickory, almonds, dried fruits, and others.

Freeze Dance is a fun modern game song to engage kids and play them and have them move around, jump, shake, and dance. It has lots of benefits as it encourages kids to not be sitting for long time, thus helps their joins to be flexible;

The Sunset song, Talyo E Shemsho, is an authentic song created in 1994 as part of the "Nineveh Children Songs" Album #3.

We Three Kings of Orient"" is a Christmas carol that was written by John Henry Hopkins Jr. in 1857.

“Open Shut Them” is a popular international kids' nursery rhyme song! It is great for learning some basic opposites.

This song was written by the well-established writer, Mr. Odisho Yusep. It is a personal song given to his children.

Over 40 years old children's song derived from the Lebanese culture. The song was made originally by Elias Al Rahbani, and recently UNICEF supported the remake of these songs to be sung for the children of Syria during the Syria Crisis.

BET KANU presents BET KANU READER App, a great Syriac reading App for everyone.

"Yawse Ganono" is an old traditional song in Western Surayt, originally released in 1986 by Nineveh group, under the album title "Nineveh Children Songs - Album 1".

It is a series of educational curriculum books that will be taught in schools, and this is the second book in which the child will learn in addition to letters and movements and will be able to read words with the way they are written.

This is the first full curriculum in Surayt, the Syriac Language of Tur-abdin. In this series, the child learns the letters and how to read and hear Syriac and speak on different topics.

The Ant song, Shushwono, is an authentic song created in 1994 as part of the "Nineveh Children Songs" Album #3.

A very simple song made for young kids to learn the names of some of the most common animals along with their sounds.

A children's book that contains many songs and stories in addition to poetry. The content is displayed via text and graphics that express the content.

A very simple song made for young kids to learn the names of some of the most common animals along with their sounds.

An old song produced in 1983 by the Ishtar Group, under the second album titled "Zmirotho d-Shabre Men Beth-Nahri".

A collection of 16 BET KANU children’s songs in the Syriac language. Your kids will enjoy 40 minutes of nonstop educational entertainment from popular international songs .

Way back to 1951 in Egypt, "Mama Zamanha Gaya" - "ماما زمنها جاية" , the very first filmed children's song was born in Egypt.

This is a reproduction of the popular Eastern bedtime prayer (Sluta Dramsha), commonly known as "Eman Damkhin Gu Shweetee.

A traditional Middle Eastern song originally done by the famous Lebanese writers, Ghassan and Jad Rahbani.

Let's do what is healthy and good! Do wash your hands and eat healthy food! Do cover your cough and sneeze! Do say thank you and do say please!

BET KANU presents you with the first educational song teaching about the seasons in our beloved colloquial dialects of Surayt and Surit (Sureth).

An old Middle-Eastern traditional kids song, sung originally in Arabic, made for the first time in the modern Syriac colloquial dialects (Surayt/Surit).

This song is an adaptation of the English nursery rhyme “Row, Row, Row Your Boat.” It can be made into an action nursery rhyme .

This is an adaptation of the Christmas carol originally called "Deck the Hall." This exciting version is created in hopes of increasing the love for our language among the young and the old.

An Assyrian folk song hundreds of years old, popular amongst eastern speakers of the Syriac dialect. Allalaye is a lullaby traditionally sung .

An original song made to teach children some of the common fruits. The song was built on the international Nursery Rhyme melody of "The Wheels on the Bus".

An international song about a child, Johnny, who is caught by his father to have lied about whether he is "eating sugar".

A simple handout coloring book based on the first season of Nino & Mia. The children will enjoy going through and coloring the 13 episodes of the Habits season of N&M,

Simple entry level conversation booklet to be distributed in our local and global events; premiered in the Syriac Youth Meeting in Damascus (SYGG) in September 2019 in Syria.

A 22 episode cartoon series that teaches children the Syriac alphabet in both Eastern and Western, while using the colloquial Surit/Surayt dialects

An original song about teaching the kids some of the body parts in Surit and Surayt. Song was made in collaboration with AJM, as it was originally

The internal Alphabet Song melody done for the first time using the Syriac Alphabet letters.

Based on the original "Mary Had a Little Lamb," a children's nursery rhyme provided in our beloved language.

The "Mshiho/Mshikha" song is a religous song produced in collaboration with our partner Save Our Souls - 1915.de e.V. (SOS).

Learn how to count up to 10 with our number song. A song inspired by the "Once I Caught a Fish Alive" rhyme.

Inspired from a Spanish song about shapes, this song is used for helping children learn shapes using authentic Syriac words.

Inspired from the popular "Happy Birthday" song. This sing a long song greets both boys and girls in Syriac on their birthday using the popular birthday tune.

This song is based on the popular nursery rhyme “Monday’s Child”. It is supposed to teach and help children remember the days of the week.

This song is used for helping children learn colors using authentic words. Simply place colors in front of them and have them pick out the color that you sing about.

A new project by the Suryoyo Patriarchal Youth Department (SPYD), which focuses on the young Syriac Christian Youth.

This song is inpired by the world famous 1930's American song “Santa Claus is Coming to Town.”

Test your Syriac skills with this interactive game! Complete all the levels to unlock the last one. KANU GUESS is our first video game challenging you to learn new words.

Nino is always getting himself into trouble, thankfully he has Mia to help him get out of it!

A translation of the world popular song to ensure that our children have a version in their language. Learn about family and sing along with your infants and toddlers.

Come learn about ancient Mesopotamia using this catchy song! The cartoon showcases the Ishtar Gates, a Ziggurat, and a King!

The story of a young girl who saves a baby bird from danger, told in a fun song and cartoon! This melody was inpired from the French folk song, "Une Souris Verte."