Bedtime Songs: 11-Button Interactive Children's Sound Book (Early Bird Song)
Early Bird Song Series
What’s inside...
A delightful interactive book that engages children in a fun bedtime routine through music and song. Each page features a different bedtime song that can be played by pressing the corresponding button. Toddlers and preschoolers can enjoy this interactive experience as part of their bedtime routine.
Series reading
Non-Sequential
Age
1-3
Length
12 pages
Text complexity
Discussion points
What was your favorite song in the book and how did it make you feel?
Can you think of a story that matches with one of the songs?
Why do you think music is important before bedtime?
What other sounds would you like to hear in a bedtime song?
How do you think the animals in the songs feel as they get ready for bed?
Tip: Role play these questions
Encourage your child to express their emotions by asking how each song makes them feel.
Create a cozy reading environment with dim lights and soft pillows to make the experience more relaxing.
After reading, hum or sing some of the melodies together to reinforce memory and create a bonding experience.
Use the songs as a starting point to talk about your child's day, helping them draw parallels with their experiences and the stories in the songs.
Encourage imaginative thinking by asking your child to come up with their own bedtime song or story.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Emotional Expression
Explanation: The variety of songs in 'Bedtime Songs' allows children to explore different emotions through soothing and engaging melodies.
Real-World Application: Children can use singing as a form of emotional expression, helping them communicate their feelings more effectively in everyday situations.
Example Lesson: Routine Building
Explanation: The interactive sound book encourages children to engage in a bedtime routine, making nightly reading and singing a regular activity.
Real-World Application: Fostering a consistent bedtime routine can improve a child's sleep habits and overall daily structure.
Example Lesson: Musical Skills Development
Explanation: Engaging with the musical buttons helps children develop an understanding of rhythm, melody, and early music skills.
Real-World Application: Early exposure to music can enhance a child’s auditory development and can foster a lifelong appreciation for music.
Example Lesson: Language Development
Explanation: The lyrics of the songs introduce new vocabulary and rhyming schemes, important aspects of language acquisition.
Real-World Application: Regular exposure to new words and sounds can accelerate vocabulary building and improve a child's ability to communicate clearly.
Example Lesson: Listening Skills
Explanation: Children need to pay attention to activate the sound buttons at the appropriate times, enhancing their listening and concentration skills.
Real-World Application: Improved listening skills can aid in better understanding and following instructions in school and other learning environments.