Reggae Rhythms: Daily Routines in English!

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• English
• Primary Education
• Age 6,9

Fun with Daily Routines!

Let's sing!

Hands up!

Let's begin!

[Verse 1]

Good morning, kids, how are you?

I wake up and I'm going to jump

I wash my face, I'm going to comb my hair

And with a smile I want to start

[Pre-Chorus]

First this, then that

Step by step, very slowly

Look at my hands, look at my feet

Let's go together, one, two, three

[Chorus]

Seven o'clock routine, let's go

Seven o'clock routine, let's sing

I get up, I get dressed, and have breakfast

Seven o'clock routine, let's go

[Verse 2]

I take my backpack when I leave

I say "hello" before I go

I study, I play, I read too

And when I finish, I rest well

[Pre-Chorus]

First this, then that

Step by step, very slowly

Look at my hands, look at my feet

Let's go together, one, two, three

[Chorus]

Seven o'clock routine, let's go

Seven o'clock routine, let's sing

I get up, I get dressed, and Breakfast

Seven o'clock routine, let's go

[Bridge]

What do you do?

I take a shower

What do you do?

I get dressed

What do you do?

I brush my teeth

Very good!

Again!

[Final Chorus]

Seven o'clock routine, let's go

Seven o'clock routine, let's sing

I get up, I get dressed, and I have breakfast

Seven o'clock routine, let's go"

What do you already know about daily routines?

Learning Objective

At the end of the lesson you can talk about your daily routine using simple English words and sentences.

Let's Start!

What is your morning routine? Draw it with your finger in the air!

The Reggae Routine Song

We use the 'Seven o'clock routine' reggae song made by AI. This is a fun example of CALL (Computer-Assisted Language Learning) because t!he computer helps us learn English with music

Key Words

1. Wake up (flat illustration, waking up, bed) 2. Brush teeth (flat illustration, brushing teeth) 3. Get dressed (flat illustration, getting dressed) 4. Have breakfast (vector, children eating breakfast) 5. Go to school (flat illustration, walking to school)

Let's Practise: 'TH' Sound

Say 'TH' like in 'teeth' and 'routine'. Stick your tongue out a little! Now clap the reggae beat: one, two... three! Try together: teeth, three, routine!

Activity: Order the Steps

Quiz Time! Put these actions in the right order: 1) Wake up 2) Brush teeth 3) Get dressed 4) Have breakfast 5) Go to school

How This Lesson Helps You

We use a song created by AI to support language learning (Computer-Assisted Language Learning).

CALL

E-learning & Blended Learning

You learn online with music and interactive quizzes (E-learning). You can sing and move at school and at home (Blended Learning).

Why Use Reggae and Music?

Reggae’s fun rhythm makes English easy to remember. Music helps you feel happy and learn with friends!

Write down 3 things you learned in this lesson.

Write down 2 things you want to know more about.

Ask 1 question about something you haven't quite understood yet.