Games for Preschoolers on ABC Song

Songs in our Hearts and Minds

Children are drawn to music, like fish to water. They have an instinctive affinity for tunes and beats. That’s why you will notice a child automatically start to hum or clap when a song is played. By using these natural strengths in learning, you can help your child embrace several concepts with ease.

Bringing Music into Learning

The ABCs are like the Do Re Mi of music. They build a world of information and excitement around them. Through music, children can learn their letters quickly and effectively.

• Why music: When you teach your child with music, you will notice that they pick up the letter sequence much faster than when they just see it or learn through repetition. Another reason this works brilliantly is that kids at this stage learn a lot through auditory stimulation.
• How to: The traditional ABC song may be very popular, but it is not the only one! You can set the ABCs to almost any tune, including Old MacDonald and London Bridge as well. Do remember to show your child the letters as they sing so they can make an association.
• When can you: Well, you can begin singing to your child at just about any age, even when they are below one. The best time to actively start teaching your child through music is from the age of two.

Supporting Your ABC Musician

Remember that some children take longer to work with music and auditory aids, although all of them love music equally! Don’t pressure them, pick the song they love best, and explore the world of ABC through fun and games!

You can help your child learn the ABCs through our fantastic online learning games that weave music and letters together magically. You just might love the learning more than your kids!

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