KakZepe.Com - Children love singing songs. They love saying chants in rhythm. They enjoy repeating phrases that rhyme. They enjoy moving to the rhythm, clapping their hands, tapping their feet, and dancing to the beat. Music and movement naturally connect to children’s hearts, minds, and bodies. 


Songs are a great way to help anyone learn and remember, and they are an awesome tool used by teachers all over the world. An important part of any preschool classroom, singing contributes to teach behavior, basic skills, and social skills. Preschool songs also use rhymes to help children to learn vocabulary and communication skills.

If you sing to your child at home, children will enjoy that time and the interaction with you. When you change your vocal tone or vary up the song, it helps your child learn the natural sounds of language. Using different rhyming words helps children to tune in their ears to sound of the word and learn how we blend and combine sounds together to create words.

I made this song in order to teach kids for singing and moving. They are also able to know about body parts. The titlle of the song is SING AND MOVE...

Let's watch and learn the song in the video below:



Wathc othe video that can be used for singing and dancing:








If you want to teach some basic skills, adding songs to your lesson plan can help to reinforce these skills. Repeating certain skills like the alphabet and colors will help to make sure that your child is getting enough exposure to these skills. Teachers can also use songs to teach good behavior and social skills. So, remember, songs aren’t just for fun, they can teach pre-reading skills and many other skills children will use throughout life.