Hey there! Are you ready to have some fun singing about animals? Let’s go from A to Z and learn about some amazing creatures. Come on, sing along with me!
A is for alligator. Snap, snap!
B is for bear. Growl, growl!
C is for cow. Moo, moo!
D is for dolphin. Splash, splash!
E is for elephant. Stomp, stomp!
F is for fish. Swim, swim!
G is for goat. Baa, baa!
H is for horse. Neigh, neigh!
I is for iguana. Crawl, crawl!
J is for jellyfish. Float, float!
K is for kangaroo. Hop, hop!
L is for lion. Roar, roar!
M is for monkey. Swing, swing!
N is for numbat. Sniff, sniff!
O is for octopus. Wiggle, wiggle!
P is for panda. Munch, munch!
Q is for quail. Chirp, chirp!
R is for rabbit. Hop, hop!
S is for snake. Hiss, hiss!
T is for tiger. Growl, growl!
U is for umbrellabird. Flap, flap!
V is for vulture. Soar, soar!
W is for wolf. Howl, howl!
X is for X-Ray Tetra. Glide, glide!
Y is for yak. Grunt, grunt!
Z is for zebra. Gallop, gallop!
Wow! We sang about so many animals from A to Z. You did a great job singing along with me. Let’s keep learning and having fun with animals!
Animal Sound Match: Gather a set of animal toys or pictures and a set of cards with the sounds they make. Mix them up and let the children match each animal with its corresponding sound. For example, match the cow with “Moo, moo!” and the lion with “Roar, roar!” This activity helps children associate animals with their sounds and reinforces memory skills.
Animal Movement Game: Have the children stand in a circle. Call out an animal from the song and encourage the children to mimic the movement or sound of that animal. For example, when you say “Kangaroo,” they can hop around, or for “Elephant,” they can stomp their feet. This activity promotes physical activity and helps children remember the animals and their characteristics.
Animal Alphabet Adventure: Take the children on a walk around the school or playground and ask them to spot any animals or signs of animals (like birds, insects, or even pictures on the walls). Encourage them to identify the animal and recall the letter it starts with from the song. For example, if they see a bird, they can say, “B is for bird!” This activity encourages observation skills and connects the lesson to the real world.
Here’s a sanitized version of the YouTube transcript:
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Let’s all sing about animals, let’s sing from A to Z!
Let’s all sing about animals, come on and sing along with me.
A is for alligator
B is for bear
C is for cow
D is for dolphin
Let’s all sing about animals, let’s sing from A to Z!
Let’s all sing about animals, come on and sing along with me.
E is for elephant
F is for fish
G is for goat
H is for horse
Let’s all sing about animals, let’s sing from A to Z!
Let’s all sing about animals, come on and sing along with me.
I is for iguana
J is for jellyfish
K is for kangaroo
L is for lion
Let’s all sing about animals, let’s sing from A to Z!
Let’s all sing about animals, come on and sing along with me.
M is for monkey
N is for numbat
O is for octopus
P is for panda
Let’s all sing about animals, let’s sing from A to Z!
Let’s all sing about animals, come on and sing along with me.
Q is for quail
R is for rabbit
S is for snake
T is for tiger
U is for umbrellabird
Let’s all sing about animals, let’s sing from A to Z!
Let’s all sing about animals, come on and sing along with me.
V is for vulture
W is for wolf
X is for X-Ray Tetra
Y is for yak
Z is for zebra
We all sang about animals, we all sang from A to Z!
We all sang about animals, you all sang along with me.
You all sang along with me!
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