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Teachers can use songs to make learning fun and help students practice vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation, and culture. Songs engage the brain and motivate learning through repetition and rhythm. Teachers can use songs for activities related to vocabulary like clapping games, omitting letters, or comparing styles; grammar like tenses, questions, or expressions; and culture like typical songs from different times or places. Teachers can find suitable songs on pages like Dream English, Anglomanicy, and Teach Children ESL that organize songs by topic, include descriptions, and allow downloading.
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- 1. LEARNING WITH SONGS Sara Falagán Izquierdo Isabel Rojo Santamaría Elena Castro Queipo
- 2. Why should teachers use song to teach? ● Easily and funny learn ● Practice is important ● A tool that can be read, heard and demostrated in group.
- 3. We can teach with songs... Vocabulary. It isn't a new method. Animals, parts of the body or action verbs. Pronunciation. Sounds are recognized and pupil repeat them. Attention to the sound. Grammar. Extract grammatical structures and create examples. Culture. Where do they come from? What kind of song are they?
- 4. 'The brain love music' Motivation Repetitive Rhythm Social Active Adaptable
- 5. WHICH ACTIVITIES CAN TEACHERS DO? VOCABULARY Repetitions with claps Specific topics Omitting letters Make mistakes Movement Internalize daily activities Different styles or rhythms with the same song.
- 6. WHICH ACTIVITIES CAN TEACHERS DO? GRAMMAR Comparisons of tenses Question-answer songs Action verbs Riddles Specific expressions Try to sing a repetitive melody
- 7. WHICH ACTIVITIES CAN TEACHERS DO? CULTURETypical country songs Songs from different times (Halloween, Christmas...) Daily Habits The origin of songs: transmit the tradition.
- 8. WHICH ACTIVITIES CAN TEACHERS DO? PHONETIC Songs which they listen to on the radio (new songs) Draw what music suggest Correct pronunciation, The words listened, have been seen written before
- 9. WHICH ACTIVITIES CAN TEACHERS DO? KARAOKE Social activity. Develop music. Learning vocabulary, culture, phonetics and grammar. Personal skills: *Competition. *Loss of shame. *Fun.
- 10. WHICH ACTIVITIES CAN TEACHERS DO? JAZZ CHANTS Lots of possibilities to work with, even improvisation. All ages, topics, grammar structures etc. The main thing is follow the Jazz rhythm.
- 11. TYPE OF SONGS THAT YOU CAN FIND In differents pages, you can find: ABCs ■ Young students learn the value of the letters in the English alphabet by learning how to chant the ABCs. ■ This is a valuable lesson because it incorporates the letters that are used and the correct way to say them.
- 12. Vocabularly Chants ■ As students learn group vocabulary words. ■ Then, create a chant. Song Chants ■ Students learn the various songs that they are chanting. ■ The vocabulary in those songs will become an important part of what they are learning. http://www.ehow.com/way_5485987_chants-learning-english.html
- 13. PAGES 1. Dream Emglish 2. Anglomanicy 3. Teach Children ESL
- 14. DREAM ENGLISH In this page you can find several Free Download Chants . The chants are classified in diferents cathegories: CATEGORIES ABC PHONICS ANIMALS MONTHS CLOTHING DAYS OF THE WEEK SPORTSHAPPY NEW YEAR OPPOSITES PLACES Bibliography Link (1)
- 15. ANGLOMANICY Games, grammar, expresions, vocabulary and songs. In this page you can find: Some songs include movement. Some songs include movement. Bibliography Link (2)
- 16. TEACH CHILDREN ESL Finally on this page there is a list of songs with their description: You known what like the song is before you download it. Bibliography Link (3)
- 17. Bibliography Carolyn Graham (2011) Seen on http://jazzchants.net/ BBC Teaching English (2012) 'Using songs in the classroom' Seen on http://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/tips/using-songs-classroom David Deubelbeiss (2011) 'Using songs in the efl classroom' Seen on http://www.slideshare.net/ddeubel/using-songs-in-the-efl-classroom Types of songs. Seen on http://www.ehow.com/way_5485987_chants-learning-english. html