1. How do songs improve vocabulary? It happened because first, songs are consisted of special rhythm that stimulates the brain to catch the lyrics. Second, there are many word repetitions in songs that is very helpful for young learners to memorize the new vocabulary.
2. How to use songs in a lesson? Procedures: Gather the students into the large group area.
Introduce the song. ...
Sing the whole song to the class. ...
In a large group discussion, talk about the song.
Sing the song, or play it, one more time. ...
Have the students sing the whole song with you.
3. Why are songs good for language development? Singing slows language down and provides rhyme and repetition, allowing children to start developing their awareness of relationships between letters and sounds.
4. Why are songs important? Music can raise someone's mood, get them excited, or make them calm and relaxed. Music also - and this is important - allows us to feel nearly or possibly all emotions that we experience in our lives.
