Kids Learning Songs

By Janerine Watson — Early Childhood Educator, Parent & Creator of Kids Songs Learning Hub Every afternoon in my house eventually turns into a sing-along. Some days it’s Disney classics, other days it’s the made-up melodies my oldest insists I invent about whatever toy is closest. This is something I've learned from a lot of car drives, rainy days, and kitchen dance parties:   silly songs aren’t just fun they’re powerful tools for early learning.  Kids in preschool love it w

I still remember the spring morning when my three-year-old son froze in his muddy boots, pointing his finger at the sky. "Listen, Mama!" "That bird is saying my name!" He thought that the happy "chirp-chirp-CHIRP" of a sparrow in the backyard was calling out, "Sam! Sam! SAM!" That bird wasn't simply creating noise in his little world; it was talking. That moment of pure, happy connection reminded me why I love teaching young kids: they are born naturalists, and music is their

I'll never forget the day my two-year-old looked at a pile of blueberries and announced, "Three blue circles, Mama!" I nearly dropped my coffee. We hadn't drilled flashcards. We'd simply been singing a lot. That moment was a great reminder of what I learnt in my early childhood education training: when you make learning into a song, it doesn't feel like work; it feels like fun. The right songs don't only instruct; they also make kids feel something by using things like colour

A Parent’s Story of Wheels, Wonder, and Words I still remember the first time my toddler shouted “BUS!” at the top of his lungs in the middle of the grocery store car parking lot. He wasn’t just excited, he was proud . That bright yellow school bus rolling past might not have meant much to the adults around us, but to him, it was magic. He clapped. He bounced. He sang the beginning of a song we had listened to dozens of times at home. And in that moment, I realized something

By Janerine Watson | Certified Early Childhood Education, Health & Social Care, Food & Nutrition | Mother of Three I’ll never forget the first day of kindergarten drop-off with my oldest. His little fingers was quivering in mine, his eyes wide, excited and anxious at the same time. The classroom felt so huge, the wave of fresh faces so overpowering. But then, something amazing happened. The instructor gathered the children on the rug and started to sing, “The more we get toge

By janerine Watson  | Certified  Early Childhood Education, Health & Social Care, Food & Nutrition. And a mother of three. That first preschool classroom had an old projector that was humming. I can still picture the pure joy on the face of a four-year-old girl when she finally understood that the letter "B" made the sound /b/ in her name. It wasn't just a huge step in her education; it was a little spark of "I can do this!" that made her whole life better.   That magic has n

By janerine Watson |Certified Early Childhood Education, Health & Social I still remember the first time my daughter, clutching a worn-out copy of “Chicka Chicka Boom Boom,” pointed to the letter ‘A’ and proudly sang, “A—apple… /a/!” Her eyes were wide with the thrill of discovery. We had been singing a funny song in the van for weeks, and that was what made that moment happen. It wasn't a formal lesson or an assignment. That's when I really understood: music isn't just fun f

To be honest, the holidays with kids are a magical, messy time.  There is a special spirit in the air between the sparkle of Christmas and the pastel blooms of Easter, and occasionally we need a few minutes of calm, productive enjoyment. As a mother of two, I've realized that just giving them a tablet to mindlessly scroll through feels like a squandered chance. What if those minutes in front of the screen could make you more creative, help you study, and make the Christmas en

Kellisha Johnson, a Certified Early Childhood Educator, says that Kids Songs Learning Hub uses fun music and approaches that have been proven to work to help your child grow. Let's be honest: kids these days spend a lot of time in front of screens. But what if you could turn watching TV into a way to learn? The key is educational music videos. These tools are powerful with combine captivating rhythms, engaging visuals, and structured lessons to help children learn letters, nu

By Jane Watson, Certified Early Childhood Educator and Mother At Kids Songs Learning Hub, we combine expert-backed methods with fun music to support your child’s Development. 🎧*** Audio Version Available*** Great for parents! who are busy Every parent should make it a top priority to teach their child important safety principles. But how can you get a busy two year old to remember what you taught them about street safety? The answer is music. The “Twinkle Twinkle Traffic Lig

Introduction to Educational Songs for Kids As a former kindergarten teacher, I've seen the glazed-over expression on kids' faces when they see flashcards and the quick excitement on their faces when a learning song comes on.  I discovered immediately that music wasn't only for enjoyment in my classroom; it was my secret weapon for getting kids to pay attention.  A lot of people don't know that music is one of the most effective and research-backed ways to learn.  I'll talk ab

I'll never forget the year my toddler, who could barely articulate, started pointing to the tree decorations while we counted them together. Her eyes got brighter with each number. That's what integrating music with holiday pleasure c an do: it makes lessons become memories that last a lifetime. If you're sick of hearing the same Christmas carols over and again, I've made a list of five fun counting songs that will not only help your youngster with math but also become a fa

"As a mother and teacher of young children, I've sung 'Old MacDonald' a lot.  While it's a fantastic beginner song, I discovered a universe of other animal sounds that are just as captivating and even richer for learning.   That's why I put together this list of the top 10 animal songs for kids that go beyond the farm. It combines my two interests: child development and music .  I've tried these picks out in my home and classroom, and I'm giving you my expert suggestions on h

By {Kellisha Johnson}, Early ChildHood Educator & Child Development Specialist The scene is a universal picture of being a parent: a cereal bowl flipped over, a lost shoe, and a child moving as slowly as a sloth. The morning can be the most stressful time of day, turning even the best-intentioned parents into clock-watchers.  As a teacher of young children for more than ten years, I've helped hundreds of families deal with this same problem.  More yelling or stricter routines

the best way to learn and have fun at the same time!  Kids Songs Learning Hub knows how helpful these classic songs can be for kids who are learning.  Nursery rhymes are a parent's hidden weapon for making learning fun. They can help with language skills, spark creativity, and help kids bond.  These songs make memories that linger and teach kids important lessons, whether they sing "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" at bedtime or dance to "Wheels on the Bus" during playtime.  We'v