Follow-up activities
The post-teaching activities that have been discussed so far are mostly immediate activi- ties. However, it may be beneficial for the students to sing the song the next day, or for a number of days after it is taught. These repetitions of the song may be termed as long-term follow-ups, and such activities aid in the building and development of long-term memories on the part of the students. The following two activities may be tried as follow- ups when you return to a song a day or two after students first learn it.
• Prepare a worksheet consisting of the pictures of the key words from the song and leave a blank space below each picture so that students can fill it in with the right word. For example, the pictures may be of parts of the body