Many primary level language learners respond very well to
rhymes. Some of the reasons may be the rhythm, the repetition
and most importantly the fun involved in rhymes get children
naturally drawn to it. Although these young learners can
initially find it very difficult to remember how to say complete
phrases in a foreign language, they remember whole rhymes
with ease. For example the rhythm and physical action
involved in action rhymes like ‘Head, shoulders, knees and
toes’ provide fun drills of vocabulary for parts of the body.
This kind of rhymes also involves lots of repetition which is very effective in children’s language class as children love to
repeat and mimic words and sounds. Thus, through this kind of
activity they naturally pick up the language with its accurate
sound, words and sentences.
Many primary level language learners respond very well torhymes. Some of the reasons may be the rhythm, the repetitionand most importantly the fun involved in rhymes get childrennaturally drawn to it. Although these young learners caninitially find it very difficult to remember how to say completephrases in a foreign language, they remember whole rhymeswith ease. For example the rhythm and physical actioninvolved in action rhymes like ‘Head, shoulders, knees andtoes’ provide fun drills of vocabulary for parts of the body.This kind of rhymes also involves lots of repetition which is very effective in children’s language class as children love torepeat and mimic words and sounds. Thus, through this kind ofactivity they naturally pick up the language with its accuratesound, words and sentences.
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