Daisy, Daisy

Kids adore singing games because they're so much fun, and they get to move around and laugh a lot. Singing games also have lots of repeating parts, making it easy for children to join in when they feel comfortable, all while learning valuable social and interaction skills.

Today, we're about to embark on a musical journey that not only delights but also enriches the budding minds of our little ones. It's no secret that singing and rhyming play a vital role in vocabulary development and sound discrimination, both of which are fundamental to nurturing literacy skills. A child's vocabulary size and their ability to distinguish sounds are key indicators of how smoothly they'll embark on their reading journey. And what better way to start building that vocabulary than with the vibrant world of COLORS?

Greetings, dear friends!

The age-old debate on whether we should introduce children to fairy tales continues to spark discussions and varying opinions. We all have our reasons, and the decision often depends on the child's age, developmental stage, and the nature of the story. As a lover of stories, I believe in sharing them with my children, for these narratives hold a unique place in a child's journey. However, today, I want to spotlight a particular aspect of storytelling that I find truly enchanting – songs inspired by fairy tales. These melodic creations are not only basic but also incredibly powerful, teaching children the sequence of events while emphasizing the joy of a happy ending.

Get ready for some lighthearted fun and silliness with this action song. You can imagine the laughter and enjoyment it will bring to your children as they watch or join in.

A year ago, I found myself captivated by the enduring fascination of children with the classic tale of "The Three Little Pigs." It was this enchanting enthusiasm that inspired me to create a song, a melodic key to unlock the doors of storytelling. This song, as you'll soon discover, is not just a tuneful delight but a powerful tool for nurturing literacy skills.

Singing songs, reciting chants, and reveling in rhymes with children lay a strong foundation for their literacy development. But, as we embark on this musical journey, let's remember that songs, chants, and rhymes can be more than just delightful entertainment. They can be the stepping stones to a world of learning opportunities.

Get ready for an energizing and joyful song that's perfect for sharing with your children. It's not only a lot of fun but also a fantastic way for kids to engage their bodies while trying to mimic your movements. As they copy you, they'll exercise not only their arms and hands but also their entire bodies.

We have a deep appreciation for the playful nature of this adorable finger-play routine, as it also serves as an excellent tool to develop essential numeracy skills in young learners.

It's truly remarkable how, with minimal effort, educators can impart valuable knowledge to children by integrating music into their daily routine. Join us as we explore the delightful "Chook, Chook, Chook" finger-play and its educational significance

In this song we will practice counting down from 4 to 0, while expressing sadness for each  melted snowman, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhh poor them!

Today, we're about to delve into the enchanting world of a song that's truly a 'cameleon.' Imagine a tune that effortlessly transitions between two different realms of childhood wonder. In the realm of PSED (Personal, Social, and Emotional Development), it becomes a delightful melody for bonding with your children, teaching them the essence of sharing and kindness. Yet, with a sprinkle of creativity, it morphs into a Halloween masterpiece within the EAAD (Expressive Arts and Design) arena.