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Enhance Language Learning with Visual Song Cards for Multilingual Classrooms

Use these engaging visual song cards to teach young learners about body parts in a fun and interactive way. Each card includes vibrant images that relate to the words from the song, making it a valuable resource for bilingual classrooms. Teachers can customize the cards in any language, promoting appreciation for diversity among students. Additionally, these cards can be printed and laminated for durability. Involve parents who speak different languages to enhance the learning experience. Use Google Translator for pronunciation aid if needed.

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Enhance Language Learning with Visual Song Cards for Multilingual Classrooms

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  1. Face Song Cards These can be used as a visual representation of the words in the song and also of the written text in relation to the image. You are able to overwrite these cards if you have members in your class who are bilingual. This will encourage the whole class to appreciate their differences. Or overwrite them with any language to encourage children to be aware of other languages. These cards can be printed and laminated to further their lifespan!

  2. I have 2 eyes. Blink, blink, blink.

  3. I have 2 ears. Shh, Shh, Shh.

  4. I have a mouth. Yum, yum, yum.

  5. I have a nose. Aaaachooo!

  6. German Cards Here is the song in German. You can translate these cards into any language that you like. This could be a good opportunity to involve parents that speak different languages and dialects to help out. If you are unsure on how to pronounce the words, Google translator has a sound option so you are able to hear the words being spoken.

  7. Ich habe zwei Augen Blinken, blinken, blinken.

  8. Ich habe zwei Ohren. Pssst, Pssst, Pssst.

  9. Ich habe einen Mund. Lecker, lecker, lecker.

  10. Ich habe eine Nase Aaaachooo!

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