Colours and Shapes Song

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Colours and Shapes A1/A2 English

Lesson Objective

I can understand and use simple English words for colours and shapes with the help of a song and digital tools.

What colour or shape words do you already know?

Colours and shapes are everywhere.

We use them to describe things.

Examples:

• a red apple

• a blue circle

• a yellow star

Keep the introduction very simple. Point to objects in the classroom if possible and model short phrases such as 'It is red' and 'It is a circle.'

The song

We will learn with a song.

Song link:

[Colours and Shapes Song](https://suno.com/s/vmzNK4FIxz9wAAED)

The song helps us:

• hear new words

• remember words

• speak with rhythm

Play the song once for listening and once more for repeating key words. The link is part of the lesson content because the lesson is built around the song.

Vocabulary

red - a colour

blue - a colour

yellow - a colour

circle - a round shape

square - a shape with 4 equal sides

triangle - a shape with 3 sides

Pre-teach meaning with flashcards, real objects, or drawings. Keep definitions concrete and brief for A1/A2 learners.

Pronunciation practice

Listen and repeat:

• RED /red/

• BLUE /bluː/

• YELLOW /ˈjel.oʊ/

• CIRCLE /ˈsɜːr.kl/

• SQUARE /skwer/

• TRIANGLE /ˈtraɪ.æŋ.ɡl/
  

Focus on clear sounds and word stress.

Model difficult words slowly, especially 'circle' and 'triangle'. Clap syllables if needed: tri-an-gle.

Interactive digital activity

After the song, learners can use digital tools:

• match colours and shapes in Wordwall

• do a quiz in Kahoot!

• label pictures in LearningApps

These tools make practice fast and visual.

The user asked for interactive elements, but this deck must stay content-only. Present the tools as lesson components rather than activity instructions.

CALL, E-learning, Blended Learning

Emphasise that CALL is not only computers; it includes digital devices and software used to help language learning.

Conclusion

A song about colours and shapes can support English learning.

Learners hear words, repeat words, and use words in short sentences.

CALL, e-learning, and blended learning make the lesson more flexible and engaging.