Workplace Reflections - Applied - Baker Lake 2025 by

Music

2025-11-05 15:45:17 UTC

Music fosters language development by teaching the children how to listen and try to follow the lyrics. Some ways we can integrate this is by playing some clean up songs, end of the day songs, quiet time songs etc…

—ROBIN

Music helps teach child learn new words

2025-11-05 15:49:33 UTC

Fostering Language Development

2025-11-05 15:50:47 UTC

Music fosters language development by teaching the children how to sing along to a song, it teaches them rhythm and how to follow to the beat of a song. Singing in Inuktitut teaches children how to memorize words through rhythmic repetitive nature and it strengthens language structure understanding.

After the children have free play and when it’s time to clean up, I like to sing the clean up song and get the children to help put the toys and whatever else they played with away into the right place.

-Lisa

Music - Harriet

2025-11-05 15:54:44 UTC

Music fosters language by teaching the kids to listen and sing along to the lyrics. We can play music during free play, or a clean up song for when its time to clean up, or maybe a dance song to get them moving before quiet time

Music-Shania

2025-11-05 15:56:18 UTC

music helps children to understand the mood. If we play a happy song they’ll jump around with smiles or dance. Music also helps children talk if they’re learning to talk. Someways it can be intergrate this is playing music when they’re fussy or during quiet time, circle time. The kids like to dance to new songs from what is repeated songs that play at the daycare. Also singing songs to the kids gets their attention, singing songs with actions they like. Songs like head shoulders knees and toes, wheels on the bus, Hokey Pokey, little bumblebee, little teapot, 5 little monkeys. Language, physical, emotional, social and cognitive domains are included in dancing/singing.

Ways music can be integrated.

2025-11-05 15:58:01 UTC

Music fosters language development by having children do gross motor skills such as dancing; they learn to listen and follow the music. Muscles are strengthened.

-Angel A.

Music fosters language development.

2025-11-05 20:38:22 UTC

Children will listen carefully for the lyrics that is playing and try to sing the songs. It helps them with their communicating and their speaking skills.

Such as; counting numbers with the songs five little ducks. It helps them to count number going down by 5 until the number 1 and also the seven days where they start from 1 to 7 for the weeks.

Verna K.

How music fosters language development

2025-11-05 20:41:18 UTC

Music is a singing strategy, therefore they need to learn the lyrics to sing-along-with. It helps them with listening carefully, memorizing of the songs and rhythm. This encourages children to practice their pronunciation skills. It takes time to develop the language within music.

Hattie

Foster music

2025-11-05 20:42:22 UTC

While waiting for other kids to finish washing their hands Music foster language helps them learn to remember the words and beats of the music, even without the beat they could sing it so well, just by physical development they sing along, & quiet time song helps them nap during nap time..

music also teaches them new words and new dances, I know in my thoughts the childrens in daycare learns so quickly on how to dance to the music and knows how to sing along too..

& during circle time it could be intergrated, they all get together and (sometimes we allow them to listen to music)

-krisy

Foster music

2025-11-05 20:49:16 UTC

Music fosters child development by enhancing cognitive skills, social-emotional growth, and motor abilities.

It strengthens neural connections, which improves memory, language, and executive functions

janaya

Music fosters language development

2025-11-05 21:01:15 UTC

Music helps children learn new words through repetition rhythms and melody, it helps expands their vocabulary and strengths memory for words.

Music can help children make two or three syllables.

-Hillary

Foster music

2025-11-12 20:51:11 UTC

Music can help children because it will teach them to listen quietly and quickly. It teaches them to understand that we can use music for anything, like dancing to move their body, clean up songs, sleeping soundtracks or just to be in quiet place. Music can teach them to memorize the song. Lots of different things to learn from music.

-Holly Kauyryuk

Music fostors and language.

2025-11-19 02:09:28 UTC

Music is very important for the children, as it teaching them Inuktitut language. How to pronounce the word properly. And its best around circle time in the morning

Karen