The Months Chant from Super Simple Songs™

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From the Super Simple Songs™ 3 CD, a quick and easy way to learn and review the months of the year.

For some tips on teaching the months, visit the Super Simple Learning blog here: http://www.supersimplelearning.com/bl...

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[Bayu NZ]

Only suits people living in America, NOT for people living in southern hemisphere such as Australia and New Zealand.. as we have Summer in January and winter in August..

[SuperSimpleSongs]

We realize that, but think it's a nice chance for kids to learn about other parts of the world and that seasons and celebrations are different in different places. Plus, we wanted to share the idea that, where ever you are, it can be helpful to teach the months along with events and holidays that happen during those months. You can still use the song along with signs created by students that are reflective of their environment ^_^

[Marcelo Esteban Mauricio]

Who's the featured vocalist? I mean, I know Devon from a few years back when I inquired about the 3 CD set, but I have not met the lady echoing him here

[SuperSimpleSongs]

This is Tanja doing the echoing. You can see Tanja and Devon in "The Alphabet Chant from Super Simple Songs" video

[Iona Trench]

I have the 3 CDs and I use them all the time. The students love it so much. Thanks for the wonderful songs!

[SuperSimpleSongs]

Thank you!

[xdarkankhx]

Febuary? really? 

[kellie m]

No, not really. Febuary isn't a month. If you are referring to February, what's so wrong with love?

[M. Faisal Nordin]

Selamat b

[rosejack785]

i find all of your video so sweet :D

[Cassandra Peregrino]

Muy bonita canción ♥ Gracias desde México

[sejlagalijasevic]

Big like

[tzurym]

big like :)

[CrazyLea11]

I find all of your videos so sweet: D

[titanramfan]

What's your point other than being supercilious? YouTube is a format that is a resource for all. As a teacher of English Language Learners, I preview many ABC and number concept vids, Nursery Rhymes, and stories, etc. Many are enjoyable to me as a native speaker who is adept at understanding different accents and vocab used in other English speaking nations of the world, but not appropriate to show my ELL's learning American English. If the accent is too thick, I probably wouldn't use it.