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You can use a variety of both contemporary and classic songs with your students along with worksheets created by our young learner specialists and targeted specifically towards kids learning English as a second or foreign language on the Bmbm Preschool Cartoon channel.

?Why use songs in the primary classroom

Songs frequently repeat themselves and have a fast pace. Due to their familiarity, they are simple for elementary school students to learn and soon become favourites. For kids, they are entertaining and inspiring 

They enable vocabulary and grammatical structures to be reinforced in a natural situation

All songs help young learners become more self-assured, and even reserved kids will enjoy singing or acting out a song as a class or in a group setting. This fosters the formation of a sense of class identity. Children enjoy having the chance to "show off" what they have learned to friends or family since they are frequently proud of what they have learned.

Many songs can improve physical coordination, memory, and focus, for example, when undertaking

 1. Teaching vocabulary of a particular lexical set :

Lexical items may need to be repeated numerous times before they are internalised by the kid, according to research on the acquisition of language in children.

 Songs are appropriate for kids of all abilities and are a great way to repeat and reinforce words.

 For instance, the song "Old MacDonald Had a Farm" teaches the days of the week and has a relatively straightforward repetitive structure. With extremely young students, this song could be utilised to reinforce the days of the week and serve as a springboard .

2. Developing listening skills :

Longer songs with a larger range of vocabulary and structural elements are better for improving all aspects of listening. For instance, the song "The wheels on the bus" tells a tale about the rainforest, endangered species, and the environment as a whole. The song is folky and catchy despite being very long, and you can download and print an activity worksheet to go along with it.

Some songs are associated with tales that your students may be familiar with.

The wheels on the bus + More Baby Train – Preschool.

3. Singing :

Quite a few of the songs on Bmbm Preschool Cartoon are appropriate for classroom singing or for a single youngster to sing along to. All students benefit from full participation in group singing in class, especially if it is accompanied by actions or mimes. The total physical reaction (TPR) method is especially appropriate for use with younger students.

Children love to sing along, and it can significantly boost motivation. Singing can help students, especially younger ones, with their pronunciation and intonation patterns. Songs allow students to acquire "old mac" or significant phrases of language rather than single words, as well as how sounds connect and run together. At the primary level, vocabulary teaching tends to focus on single word items. Children can, for instance, develop into

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