Bird Song
The Bird Song by Have Fun Teaching is perfect for teaching and learning all about birds. This animated music video teaches that birds have beaks but no teeth, walk on two feet, lay eggs, are warm-blooded, have backbones and are covered with feathers.
While watching the Bird Song, students learn the traits of birds with a catchy song, fun animal sounds, and a chance to move and dance. Your kids will be singing this song about birds over and over.
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How to teach Birds
The Bird Song by Have Fun Teaching is perfect for teaching and learning all about birds. This animated music video teaches that birds have beaks but no teeth, walk on two feet, lay eggs, are warm-blooded, have backbones and are covered with feathers.
While watching the Bird Song, students learn the traits of birds with a catchy song, fun animal sounds, and a chance to move and dance. Your kids will be singing this song about birds over and over.
The Bird Song is a Science song from the Have Fun Teaching Animal Song. It is a great fit for preschool, kindergarten, 1st, 2nd and 3rd grade lessons on animal classification.
Bird Song Lyrics
Birds have beaks, but they don’t have any teeth
Flying high in the sky and they can walk on two feet
Birds lay eggs and are warm-blooded creatures
They have backbones and they are covered with feathers
Birds say, “Tweet Tweet”
Move like a bird.
Now, dance like a bird.
Why learn about Birds?
- Learning the traits of birds helps kids sort animals into groups.
- Feathers, beaks and backbones are key science words for describing birds.
- Knowing that birds are warm-blooded and lay eggs prepares kids to compare birds with mammals and reptiles.
- Moving and dancing like a bird keeps young learners active while they remember the facts.
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