Sing-Along Kids’ Songs : Singing Bell

parent and child singing together at piano with kids sing-along songs

Welcome to our collection of sing-along kids songs — vocal versions of popular children’s songs designed for joyful participation at home and in the classroom.

These versions include lead vocals and clear lyrics, making it easy for children to follow along, repeat phrases, and learn songs quickly. From classic nursery rhymes and action songs to lullabies and learning favorites, our sing-along tracks help children build language skills, rhythm awareness, and musical confidence in a relaxed and supportive way.

Sing-along songs are ideal for younger children who benefit from guided repetition. They’re also perfect for family music time, circle time in schools, and group singing activities.

All songs are available for free streaming, and many include printable lyrics to support reading and classroom use. You can browse our full alphabetical list of vocal versions below.

You can also listen to them on the music players found on our Kids Music Player page or on the pages for our children albums 30 Favourite Nursery Rhymes Volume 1 and Volume 2.

Let’s sing together.

What Are Sing-Along Songs?
Benefits of Singing Along for Children
Using Sing-Along kids Songs at Home and in School

Printable Lyrics and Related Resources
Sing-Along Kids Songs with vocals (A-Z)
The 60 Best Kids’ Sing-Along Songs that All Grown-ups Love Too

What Are Sing-Along Songs?

Sing-along kids songs are vocal versions that include a guide singer. Children listen and sing along, following the melody and lyrics as they go.

This format is especially helpful for:

Learning new songs
Improving pronunciation
Developing rhythm
Building confidence gradually

Unlike karaoke versions, sing-along tracks provide support throughout the song.

Benefits of Singing Along for Children

Singing along with guided vocals helps children:

Improve memory and recall
Strengthen language development
Learn rhyme patterns
Develop listening skills
Build group participation skills

For younger children, repetition through sing-along songs is one of the most effective ways to internalize vocabulary and rhythm.

Using Sing-Along kids Songs at Home and in School

Parents can use sing-along songs during:

Family music time
Bedtime routines
Travel activities
Learning sessions

Teachers can incorporate them into:

Circle time
Language lessons
Music classes
Seasonal celebrations

The guided vocal format makes participation easy for all ages.

Many of our sing-along songs include printable lyric sheets, making them ideal for classroom use and early reading practice. Explore our related resources and themed collections to find the perfect songs for your needs.