The ABC Song: A fun alphabet song you can sing along to.
Many of you probably sang the “ABC Song,” set to the melody of “Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star,” when you were learning the alphabet as a child.
Because you can naturally and enjoyably memorize the alphabet along with the melody, almost like lyrics, we’d love for children to listen to it a lot and deepen their interest.
So this time, we’ll introduce various versions of the ABC Song, along with several other alphabet songs for kids.
Some of these songs also teach different pronunciations of the letters, so be sure to listen and hum along with your child!
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ABC Song. A fun-to-sing alphabet song (1–10)
Alphabet Dance
This song lets children learn the alphabet in a fun, sing-along way, offering an interactive learning experience where they can move their bodies as they learn.
Set to bright, pop-style music, kids perform various actions for each letter from A to Z, helping them naturally remember the sounds and shapes of the letters.
It’s perfect for children who love to be active.
Try singing and dancing along with your child, practicing English pronunciation together!
ABCD In the Morning Brush your Teeth
This song, which lets kids have fun learning the alphabet and the importance of brushing their teeth, is perfect for building daily habits.
Set to a rhythmic melody, the lyrics encourage morning toothbrushing while singing the alphabet from A to Z—very memorable.
Provided by Lingokids, the song is popular as early childhood education content.
Even children who struggle with morning routines might enjoy brushing their teeth while listening to it.
In childcare settings, incorporating it during morning brushing time or English time would likely get kids excited and eager to participate!
Halloween ABC SongSuper Simple Songs
This Halloween-themed song is a very unique piece packed with the fun of learning the alphabet.
The lyrics include a playful “Boo!” cheer, and singing it together with your child is sure to bring lots of smiles.
It’s featured on the album “This Is The Way We Trick Or Treat & More Kids Halloween Songs,” released in August 2021, and can be enjoyed alongside other Halloween tunes.
The song balances educational elements with fun, making it perfect for learning English during the Halloween season.
It’s especially recommended to sing it with your child while adding gestures.
ABC Song: A Fun Alphabet Song (11–20)
A’ – You’re AdorableEmirī Mūvā
It’s a song written in 1948 with lyrics by Buddy Kaye and Fred Wise and music by Sidney Lippman.
After “You’re,” it strings together words that start with each letter of the alphabet in order.
Each word is a compliment to the other person, but by the time you finish singing, it turns into a confession of love, so I’ve heard that in the United States it’s banned from being sung in educational institutions.
The Letter Sounds Song
It’s a song that sings each alphabet letter on its own, but for example, the letter A has two major pronunciations—“ay” and the short “a” as in “cat.” The song covers both the way letters are pronounced in isolation and the preferred pronunciation when they appear in words.
It’s nice because you can also learn the differences between how letters sound on their own and how they’re pronounced in words.
We are the Alphabet
In this piece, “We are the Alphabet,” it sounds as if the letters are saying, “Get to know us!” The alphabet is introduced in order from A, and each letter is pronounced multiple times.
While the melody itself is slow, the pronunciations move along in a steady tick-tock rhythm, letting learners experience speaking the letters in time with the beat.
By repeating the sounds many times, you can master not only each individual letter but also the ABC order!
ABC song
This ABC song is perfect for having fun while learning the alphabet to music.
There are a few differences between the most commonly sung American version and this Japanese version.
The first is how the letters from L to P are sung.
In the English version, this part goes by quickly, but in the Japanese version, each letter is sung more slowly, in the same rhythm as the rest, so you can confirm them one by one.
The second difference is in the latter half of the song.
In the English version, the lyrics invite you to “sing with me next time,” whereas in Japanese, after reaching Z, it goes back and sings from A to N once more before ending.
If you want to make sure you really remember the alphabet, we recommend starting with the Japanese version!