Super simple summertime songs PARENTS AND TEACHERS: Thank you so much for watching Super Simple Songs with your families and/or students. If your young ones are watching without supervision, we recommend some of the following viewing options:

By incorporating the strategies and techniques outlined in this book, caregivers and children can transform anger into a constructive and manageable emotion while enjoying the process of learning and growth. PARENTS AND TEACHERS: Thank you so much for watching Super Simple Songs with your families and/or students. If your young ones are watching without supervision, we recommend some of the following viewing options: Be the first to watch new Super Simple videos in the Super Simple App! Ad-free and designed for young learners. Use this song to approach mealtime in a fun and lighthearted way. If getting your child to eat is a struggle, this simple and playful song can hopefully encourage them to take another bite. Super Simple has partnered with Khan Academy on their latest app designed for preschoolers. You’ll find Super Simple Songs worked into the curriculum throughout the app.

Designed to make it safer and simpler for young ones to watch online video, YouTube Kids includes a suite of parental controls so you can tailor the experience to suit your family’s needs. This is a great song to introduce different food vocabulary! In the song we sing about carrots, bananas, soup, and orange juice, but once you are familiar with the song, you can add in any food you like! Try showing your students real-life food items to introduce them, or food flashcards.

Millions of kids and families from all over the world join Nastya every day to explore the world and learn about songs, numbers, nature, colors, shapes, animals, and the importance of eating healthy food, washing hands, being a good friend, and much more Caitie is sharing helpful tips for learning in the classroom or at home using the song There’s A Monster In My Tummy from Super Simple Songs! She sings the song and shows us gestures for the key vocabulary words, too! This song is a wonderful way to introduce food vocabulary and the feeling of hunger. It also can bring some playfulness to meal time, which can often lead to greater cooperation! We often talk about hunger as a feeling or even as an emotional experience. It can make people of all ages feel irritable, including children. Use this song as an introduction to that feeling to help little ones recognize it and better manage those big feelings.