Super Simple Songs

Who took the cookie from the cookie jar? Was it the Pig, Sheep, Rooster, Cow, or Horse? This ""Farm Animals Version"" of the Super Simple chant teaches rhythm, question formation and intonation.

It's time to get your musical instruments out and march along to this super fun marching song for kids, ""When The Band Comes Marching In""! Learn the names of all kinds of instruments.

Here’s a great song for learning the difference between “this” and “that”. Learn the expressions “What’s this?”, “What’s that?”, “This is a…”, and “That is a…” with this super fun song.

What do you like to do? Let’s sing about it! Do you like dancing? How about dancing with a bear?! Do you like riding your bike? How about riding a shark? This silly song explores likes and will have you laughing for sure!

Listen. What animal sound do you hear? Name the animal by the sound it makes.

Walk around the circle. Walk around the circle. Walking, walking. We all fall down…"" Walk, gallop, tiptoe, hop, and twirl in this fun and active song for children.

Walking walking. Walking walking. Hop hop hop. Hop hop hop…"" Are you ready to get up and move? This children's song introduces all kinds of actions, like walking, hopping, running, tip-toeing, swimming, and sleeping.

Let's take a walk in the jungle! ""Walking In The Jungle"" teaches jungle animal vocabulary, counting 1 to 3, and the actions walking, stomping, jumping, skipping.

This is an active kids’ song that teaches different actions that people and animals do. Sing along as you clap your hands, wag your tail, thump your chest, bend your knees, and wiggle your ears!

This Super Simple (and super silly) song teaches young English learners how to express and understand informal ""yes"" and ""no."" The lyrics are truly super simple and so much fun!

Twinkle, twinkle little star. How I wonder what you are?"" Lulu the Owl and Juno the Star become fast friends in this Super Simple version of one of the world's most popular nursery rhymes.

“This Is The Way We Get Dressed” is the perfect song for getting dressed! Put on your t-shirt, put on your pants, button your shirt, put on your socks, tie your shoes, and zip up your jacket!

“This Is The Way” is the perfect song to start the day! Wash your face, comb your hair, brush your teeth, get dressed, and go to school. Great for familiarizing kids with daily routines!

It's the classic kids song, ""The Wheels On The Bus,"" made Super Simple! Ride along with our friendly bus driver and all of the passengers as the wheels go round and round!

A triangle, a triangle. Can you find a triangle?"" Learn the shapes triangle, rectangle, oval, and star with this simple shapes song for kids.

A circle. A circle. Can you make a circle?"" Learn the shapes circle, diamond, square, and heart with this simple shapes song for kids.

This Super Simple Song about a hole in the bottom of the sea gets harder and harder with each verse. Can you keep up?

Everybody in. Everybody out. Everybody turn around. Everybody shout..."" Let's do The Pinocchio! This is a super fun song for kids to learn the names of the parts of the body. It's a lot of fun for parties, too!

Do you know The Muffin Man? This Super Simple take on the classic children's song, “The Muffin Man”, also introduces the Ice Cream Man and the Fruit Stand Man!

This Super Simple chant is perfect for practicing the months of the year and their order. Follow the call and response the first time through, and then sing along with the second verse!

The Itsy Bitsy Spider is a lesson in perseverance! This little spider never gives up! No matter how many times the rain washes him down the spout, he gets up and tries again.

Who doesn’t love ice cream?! In this song, we explore counting up to 10 with everyone’s favorite treat, ice cream! Join these three friends as they dance their way through the ice cream parlor.

Here's a Super Simple version of the classic nursery rhyme, “The Farmer In The Dell” In this version, the farmer milks the cow, feeds the pig, gathers eggs, plants the seeds, and picks the corn.

We're learning the prepositions ""over"", ""across"", ""through"", and ""up"" in this Super Simple version of the nursery rhyme, ""The Bear Went Over The Mountain""!