Παιδικό Τραγούδι για τις Αισθήσεις | Learn Senses in Greek - A Little Feather - Maria Paraponiari

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Ένα πούπουλο μικρό!
🎵 This song functions as an educational tool to introduce fundamental vocabulary associated with various senses such as vision and hearing. It is divided into three parts strategically structured to enhance the learning experience.
👀👂 The initial segment prompts students to visually recognize different body parts corresponding to distinct senses. For instance, ears represent hearing, eyes symbolize vision, and the nose signifies smelling. While singing along with the teacher, students observe body movements and gestures that illustrate these senses. This interactive approach aids students in understanding word pronunciation and articulation, facilitating their grasp of the Greek language.
📝 The second part mirrors the first but includes song subtitles, enabling students to link each word with its written form. This addition allows them to sing while simultaneously reading the lyrics.
🎤 In the third section, named "Your Turn," students are encouraged to independently sing the song. This phase operates like a karaoke activity, allowing students to follow the song's melody without the teacher's vocal guidance. Subtitles and accompanying video imagery provide additional support and context for this exercise.
📚 Furthermore, the vocabulary presented in the song is further reinforced through stories and supplementary songs available in the book titled "A Little Feather" ("Ένα πούπουλο μικρό"), accessible on lulu.com. This book is specifically designed for young learners keen on mastering Greek as a second or foreign language.
💖 Here is the exact translation of the song: "With my ears, I hear you. With the mouth, I talk to you. With the nose, I smell you. With the eyes, I look at you. With the hands, I hold you. With my lips, I kiss you. And with my whole heart, I love you."
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