Top Kids Christmas Songs | Little Action Kids 2024

Kids will love to watch Little Action Kids singing and dancing to their favorite Christmas songs! This is a popular collection of Christmas songs for preschoolers, kindergarten, school and at home!

These Christmas songs are favorites for babies, toddlers, young children, parents and teachers!
This is truly a great selection of songs to perform at kids Christmas concerts and performances!

Christmas Songs Playlist 2024:
Jingle Belll Rock 0:00
Jingle Bells 2:14
He Has a Red Red Coat 4:00
Santa Got Stuck Up the Chimney 4:57
12 Days of Christmas 6:12
Pop Bang Crack 10:33
We Wish You a Merry Christmas 12:01
Five Mice Pies 13:57
I'm A Little Snowman 16:05

Children learn a variety of things from singing Christmas songs, including:

Language skills. Christmas songs can help children to develop their language skills by exposing them to new vocabulary and sentence structures. For example, the song "Jingle Bells" includes words like "dashing," "prancing," and "sleigh." These words are not commonly used in everyday speech, but children can learn their meanings by singing the song.

Phonological awareness. Phonological awareness is the ability to hear and manipulate the individual sounds in words. Christmas songs can help children to develop their phonological awareness by providing them with practice listening to and repeating different sounds. For example, the song "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" includes the line "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, had a very shiny nose." Children can learn to identify the different sounds in this line, such as the "r" sound in "Rudolph" and the "n" sound in "nose."

Rhythm and melody. Christmas songs can also help children to develop their rhythm and melody skills. Rhythm is the pattern of beats in a piece of music, while melody is the tune of the song. Children can learn to identify and reproduce different rhythms and melodies by singing Christmas songs.

Social skills. Singing Christmas songs with others can help children to develop their social skills. Children learn to cooperate and take turns when they sing together. They also learn to listen to others and respond appropriately.

Cultural traditions. Christmas songs can also teach children about Christmas traditions. For example, the song "We Wish You a Merry Christmas" mentions many traditional Christmas activities, such as caroling, feasting, and drinking wassail. By singing Christmas songs, children can learn about the different ways that people celebrate the holiday season around the world.

In addition to these specific learning outcomes, singing Christmas songs can also help to improve children's overall mood and well-being. Singing is a fun and enjoyable activity that can help to reduce stress and anxiety. It can also help to build confidence and promote self-expression.

Overall, singing Christmas songs is a great way for children to learn and have fun at the same time.