Singing and making music with kids

How Songs of Cultures helps

Sing along!

Singt doch einfach mit! Durch Mit- und Nachsingen kann man die Reime, die in vielen Liedern stecken, besonders gut erfahren. Reime helfen wiederum dabei, die Silbenstrukturen einer Sprache intuitiv zu erfahren. Diese phonological awareness hilft später beim Schreiben und Lesen lernen.

Dance, clap and jump!

Dance and jump around the room or clap your hands! Only through movement does the rhythm of the music become truly tangible. A sense of rhythm helps with learning languages, because language, too, has a rhythmic structure with its pauses, melodic contours and accents. rhythmische Struktur.

Strum those strings!

Strum the strings, hit the claves or try your hand at body percussion! However you do it, making music is a wonderful way to communicate when words fail. Working with instruments also trains graphomotor skills, which are very important for writing and crafting, too.

Use our extra materials for support

For even more musical fun, you can listen to all our songs on our YouTube Kids channel and download the sheet music.There is also an overview of ukulele and guitar chords. And now, let’s make some music!

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