🌟 Get your copy here: Visit Lulu.com and search for 'A Little Feather / ena poupoulo mikro'
Ένα πούπουλο μικρό!
🔠 This song revolves around the Greek letter "Λλ." It incorporates words that either begin with or contain the letter "Λλ," aiding students in becoming familiar with its pronunciation in Greek. The selected vocabulary includes words that are not only widely recognized but also captivating for young learners, such as "wolf," "rabbit," and "flowers."
📚 Furthermore, this vocabulary is reinforced through stories and additional songs featured in the book titled "A Little Feather" ("Ένα πούπουλο μικρό"), which is available on lulu.com. This book is specifically designed for young learners who are enthusiastic about acquiring Greek as a second or foreign language.
👩🏫 Also, the video is structured into three parts to facilitate effective learning. In the first segment, students initially focus on the teacher singing the song while incorporating movements, gestures, and body language that reinforce the song's meaning and content. Simultaneously, visual aids in the background illustrate the subject matter. This part also allows students to listen to the song with its corresponding Greek pronunciation and observe the enunciation of the words, which assists in their acquisition of Greek language skills and pronunciation.
📝 The second segment closely mirrors the first but introduces subtitles for the song. This addition enables students to bridge the gap between what they hear and the written form of the lyrics, empowering them to sing along while reading the text.
🎤 In the third segment, called 'Your Turn,' students are encouraged to sing the song independently. This section operates like a karaoke-style activity, allowing students to follow the song's melody without the teacher's vocal guidance. The inclusion of subtitles and accompanying video images further enhances clarity and context for this activity. Enjoy :)
🌸 Here is the exact translation of the song: "La la la la la la la The good wolf. Flowers, the rabbit gathers (flowers)"
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