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- "Baby Shark," PINKFONG. Listen, whether you like it or not, you cannot get this out of your head anyway, so let's get this one out of the way first.
- "Happy," Pharrell Williams. You can't not smile when listening to this song... even if you've listened to it 40 times already today.
- "Can't Stop the Feeling! ," Justin Timberlake. Justin Timberlake wrote "Can't Stop the Feeling" for his son, Silas, as well as for the Trolls soundtrack.
- "I Love You Too," Ziggy Marley. Ziggy Marley makes upbeat, sunny kid-friendly reggae.
- The Rainbow Connection’ by Jim Henson. The theme from The Muppet Movie is an all-time great lullaby sung with heart from the mossy swamp. The Muppets entire catalogue is filled with fantastic covers (the Animal-centric ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ is an all-timer) but nothing compares to the frog’s heartfelt signature jam.
- We Are the Dinosaurs’ by Laurie Berkner. Laurie Berkner's tune dropped more than 20 years ago, but it doesn't get old. Young kids love the strong beat and the chance to act out the lyrics and pretend to be little dinosaurs; parents like the tune, which holds up even after 20,000 listens.
- Baby Shark’ by Pinkfong. After you come across this catchy tune you can't un-hear it: Once ‘Baby Shark’ enters your consciousness there's no going back.
- Chugga Chugga Choo Choo’ by Choo-Choo Soul. Want kids music that truly slaps? This Disney Junior group makes good on its name with beatboxing, clackity-clack rhythms and some serious vocal chops courtesy of Genevieve Goings, who seems to have gotten lost in the kiddie section en route to a Motown audition.
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These kids sing-along songs will go viral at home or in your classroom! As parents or teachers, we all know that singing with kids is a great way to bond and have fun. There’s something special about singing together that brings people closer, no matter their age.
- Rise Up – Andra Day. If you ever find yourself beaten down and struggling day after day, this empowering song by Andra Day serves as a great reminder that you can rise up and persevere no matter how difficult it may seem.
- This Is Me – Keala Settle, The Greatest Showman Ensemble. Sometimes self-love and acceptance is one of the most challenging things for kids and teens to learn, especially for those who may be seen as “different” from their peers.
- I’m Good – The Mowgli’s. This catchy tune from the Mowgli’s, a Los Angeles based alternative rock band, captures one of the quintessential themes of adolescence: developing your own identity.
- Never Break – John Legend. As John Legend himself wrote about the powerful message behind “Never Break,” a song from his most recently released album, Bigger Love: “It’s about a commitment to staying hopeful, resilient and full of love despite the challenges the world may throw at us.
Oct 20, 2023 · Check out these school-appropriate songs from the 1970s to the 2020s, guaranteed to keep your students energized & focused while they work.
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