#Laurel J. Trainor

[my-chaos-radio-2020-list]

Sad Happy - Circa Waves

Sandman - Tei Verdes

Santa Doesn’t Know You Like I Do - Sabrina Carpenter

Satellite - Bebe Rexha & Snoop Dogg

Save Your Tears - The Weeknd

Secrets - Regard, RAYE

Seventeen Going Under - Sam Fender

She’s All I Wanna Be - Tate McRae

She's Gone, Dance On - Disclosure

Shivers - Ed Sheeran

SICKO - Felix Jeahn feat. GASHI, FAANGS

Single Soon - Selena Gomez

Small Town Friday Nights - Kaylee Bell

Smile - Martin Garrix feat. Carolina Liar

Smooth Talk (Seduction Pt.1) - Le Flex

So Am I - Ava Max

Somebody - Dagny

Space In My Heart - Enrique Iglesias, Miranda Lambert

Stars - PNAU, Bebe Rexha, Ozuna

Stay - The Kid LAROI, Justin Bieber

Stay With Me - Calvin Harris feat. J. Timberlake, Halsey & Pharrell

Stayed A Summer - Erin Kinsey

Stick Season - Noah Kahan

Summer Rain - Victoria Nadine

SUPERMODEL - Måneskin

Supernova - aespa

Supersad - Suki Waterhouse

Survive - Lindsey Stirling feat. Walk Off The Earth

Survivin’ - Bastille

Sweet But Psycho - Ava Max

Sweeter - Cannons

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Take You Dancing - Jason Derulo

Talk About Love - Kate Hudson

Talk That Talk - Twice

Taste - Sabrina Carpenter

Tears - Perrie

Tennessee Orange - Megan Moroney

TEXAS HOLD'EM - Beyoncé

That's Not How This Works - Charlie Puth feat. Dan+ Shay

The boy is mine - Ariana Grande

The Business - Tiesto

The Door - Teddy Swims

The Hardest Part - Olivia Dean

The Lost Ones - Florrie

The Motto - Tiesto & Ava Max

The Passenger (Lalala) - LUM!X, MOCABI & D.T.E., Gabry Ponte

The Show - Niall Horan

These Walls - Dua Lipa

Thinking 'Bout Us - Danii Minogue & Autone

This Is Why - Paramore

Tomboy - (G)I-DLE

Training Season - Dua Lipa

Trustfall - P!nk

Truth - Godsmack

two thousand songs - spookybands

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Unconditional - Molly Burch

Underdog - Alicia Keys

Unhealthy - Anne-Marie, Shania Twain

Unsure - Alan Walker, Kylie Cantrall

Until I Found You - Stephen Sanchez

Use Me (Brutal Hearts) - Diplo ft. Johnny Blue Skies & Dove Cameron

Used To Know Me - Charli XCX

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vampire - Olivia Rodrigo

Von dutch - Charlie xcx

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Waffle House - Jonas Brothers

We're Good - Dua Lipa

Wellerman - Sea Shanty - Nathan Evans

What A View - Girl Named Tom

What Was I Made For? - Billie Eilish

What Would You Do? - Tate McRae

When We Were Young (The Logical Song) - David Guetta, Kim Petras

Where Am I - Cha Eun-Woo

Where Are You Now - Lost Frequencies feat. Calum Scott

Where Did You Go - Jax Jones feat. MNEK

Wherever You Are - Martin Garrix & Dub Vision

Whisper - Adina Butar

Whoops - Meghan Trainor

Wild Things - LAUREL

With You - Oliver Tree

WITHOUT YOU - The Kid LAROI

WOMAN'S WORLD - Katy Perry

Words - Alesso feat. Zara Larsson

WORK - ATEEZ

Worth It - Colbie Caillat

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Yes, and? - Ariana Grande

You broke me first - Tate McRae

You For Me - Sigala, Rita Ora

You Know What I Need - PNAU, Troye Sivan

you look like you love me - Ella Langley feat. Riley Green

Your Love (9PM) - ATB, Topic, A7S

[appuseriesblog]

RHYMES - There definitely are reasons

They chimed throughout your childhood; you cackled away at every funny refrain; you hear children singing and keep up the custom until today... Rhymes are timeless. Appu Series talks about how these verses have come to stay, pulsated through the ages and has been indispensible in the growth children.

The first introduction to any language is action packed. A child learns through onomatopoeic words... What do you make of the words ‘incywincy’ or ‘itsy-bitsy’? When you couple them with the finger-play, viola! Your child has made the first step to build his/her vocabulary, one of words and actions. Appu Series firmly believes in combining the aspects of music and movements for a rich learning experience.

An article on the Merill-Palmer Quarterly, notes that a sound introduction to rhymes kindles language learning in children of age 3 1/3 years and above. The study was conducted for over 15 months and the evidence showed that children who learned rhymes picked up language quicker that those who did not (Francis, July, 1987, p. 255)

Rhymes are not just verbal. They have a lilting rhythm in them. There is a set tempo in everything around us. Driving, biking or just walking in the streets demand a lot of speed-gauging techniques.

Rhythm is crucial. Unless you’re in synch with the pulse of traffic, you cannot smoothly get anywhere. In a study conducted by Jessica Phillips-Silver and Laurel. J. Trainor in 2005, they found a close connection between movement and rhythm in the cognitive functions of a child who starts with learning rhymes. (Jessica Phillips-Silver, June 3, 2005)

Rhymes definitely give a child that measured and mathematical acumen to navigate this world. It is fascinating to watch your child go through this journey of making sense of theirs world around. Words, objects, melody, rhythm ALL have a role to play.

Appu Series’ 8 volumes of nursery rhymes have a mixture of riveting traditional rhymes from the most cherished Mother Goose collection. The rhymes are animated for the visually inclined. A feast of colours paints the screen, with words flashing as the song proceeds.