Links to Youtube Videos for Simple Songs in the English Classroom

(TESOL Ideas--Listening, Comprehensible Input)
[Notes: For my younger classes (ages 6-8) I've been using one song with every lesson.  I think it's a great way to introduce more comprehensible input, and get away from the grammar curriculum that is in their textbooks--even if its just for 5 minutes. We usually play the song twice--once listening to it, and then once singing it together.  Depending.  If the children already know the song, we may skip the silent listening part, and just jump to the singing part.
There are a million different channels on Youtube dedicated to children's songs or ESL songs, but sometimes sorting through everything and finding a good video can take time.  I hate to admit it, but there are days when I'll spend a good 10 minutes searching on Youtube to find a suitable song for tomorrow's class.  So, in order to save myself time in the future, in case I ever find myself doing this again, I've decided to make a list of all the songs I've used so far.]

* The Green Grass Grows All Around

* Apples and Bananas

* Mary had a little lamb

* Hickory Dickory Dock

* If You're Happy

* She’ll be coming round the mountain

* Little Bunny Foo Foo

* Froggy Went a Courtin

* 10 Little Dinosaurs

* Open Shut Them

* Bingo

* Let's Go For A Walk Outside

* Old MacDonald had a Farm

* Five Little Speckled Frogs

* I Know an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly

* 5 Little Ducks

* Ten in the Bed

* Do You Like Broccoli Ice Cream?

* Once I Caught a Fish Alive

* Down by the Bay

* Down by the Bay #2

* Down by the Bay #3