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SingWithOurKids.com day 20 of 30: Exploring the Free Resources
Books like Pete the Cat, invite children to sing a song that is repeated several times throughout the story. Since the song punctuates something that happens, it usually lends itself to a little attitude! Children gain confidence singing the same song, like they're in on a little joke- and it builds listening skills since you have to.. well, listen! These are also great for readers who are more comfortable reading with a little singing, as opposed to the other way around. So it has the added benefit of building confidence in the reader- even and adult!
If your kids like reading one of these over and over, try out a different "voice" every time your read it (for extra silliness)!
for information on finding and using these books, and to browse titles, go to the Sing With Our Kids bookshelf
Books like Pete the Cat, invite children to sing a song that is repeated several times throughout the story. Since the song punctuates something that happens, it usually lends itself to a little attitude! Children gain confidence singing the same song, like they're in on a little joke- and it builds listening skills since you have to.. well, listen! These are also great for readers who are more comfortable reading with a little singing, as opposed to the other way around. So it has the added benefit of building confidence in the reader- even and adult!
If your kids like reading one of these over and over, try out a different "voice" every time your read it (for extra silliness)!
for information on finding and using these books, and to browse titles, go to the Sing With Our Kids bookshelf
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