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English Songs for KG1, Written Out and Translated, with Audio: 8 Short Action Chants

A chant is the fastest way into a young child’s memory. Here are 8 short chants for KG1 and KG2 children, written in English with Arabic translations, with audio and an action for every line, from the free Kitabcom book, plus the alphabet song.

By the Kitabcom Education Team · 20 October 2026

Suitable age
4 to 6 years (KG1 and KG2)
Suggested time
One chant a week
After this lesson, your child can:
  • 8 short chants written in English with Arabic translations, and audio for every line.
  • an action for every line, so children learn it with their body.
  • the alphabet song and a song for each letter.
  • how to use the chants at home and in class.

How to Sing Along with Your Child

  1. Tap the first line and listen to it twice.
  2. Say it together with the action written beside it.
  3. Do the next line the same way. Four lines = one chant.
  4. Repeat the chant for two minutes each day. By day five your child sings it alone.

The Friends Chant Unit 1: Hello, Friends!

LineArabicAction
مرحبًا، مرحبًا! ما اسمك؟Clap
اسمي سارة! اسمي سارة!Wave
مرحبًا يا صديقي! سعيد بلقائك!shake hands
نحن أصدقاء! وسعداء معًا!Jump

The Family Chant Unit 2: My Family

LineArabicAction
ماما وبابا، أنا أحبّكما!Hug
يا أخي ويا أختي، العبا معي!Clap
جدّتي وجدّي، واحد، اثنان، ثلاثة!Count on your fingers
هذه عائلتي!arms wide

The Bag Chant Unit 3: My School Bag

LineArabicAction
أفتح حقيبتي! ماذا أرى؟Open your hands
كتاب وقلم وقلم رصاص، كلها لي!Point
مسطرة وممحاة، واحد، اثنان، ثلاثة!Count on your fingers
أغلق حقيبتي. تعالوا معي!Clap

The Classroom Chant Unit 4: Our Classroom

LineArabicAction
تعالوا إلى الأمام، واحد، اثنان، ثلاثة!Walk
قفوا في صف، وانظروا إليّ!Line up
اصنعوا دائرة، وندور وندور!turn
ارجعوا إلى مقاعدكم. اجلسوا!Sit down

The Colors Chant Unit 5: Colors and Shapes

LineArabicAction
تفاحة حمراء، وشمس صفراء!Point up
أزرق وأخضر، واحد، اثنان، ثلاثة!Clap
بنفسجي، وزهري، وبرتقالي، وبنّي!turn around
أسود وأبيض! والآن اجلسوا!Sit down

The I Am Chant Unit 6: Numbers and Days

LineArabicAction
عمري ست سنوات! عمري ست سنوات!Point to yourself
عمرك سبع سنوات! عمرك سبع سنوات!Point to a friend
هو، وهي، واحد، اثنان، ثلاثة!Clap
نحن أصدقاء! وهم أيضًا!arms wide

The Body Chant Unit 7: My Body

LineArabicAction
المسوا رؤوسكم، والمسوا أنوفكم!Touch
صفّقوا بأيديكم، والمسوا أصابع أقدامكم!Clap
أغمضوا عيونكم، والآن افتحوها جيدًا!eyes
ارفعوا أيديكم إلى السماء!Hands up

The Toy Chant Unit 8: My Toys

LineArabicAction
الكرة تقفز، تقفز، تقفز!Bounce
السيارة تقول: بيب، بيب، بيب!Drive the car
الطائرة تطير عاليًا، عاليًا، عاليًا!arms out
الروبوت يقول: قف، قف، قف!freeze

The Alphabet Song and a Song for Each Letter

The full alphabet song with actions is in The English Alphabet Song, and every letter has its own short song on its page. Try the first eight letters:

The Chants in the Study Guides and the App

Each chant is on a page of the KG1 study guide or the KG2 study guide with its pictures. And in the Kitabcom app, your child points the phone at the page and Sara and Karim sing the chant with them while your child copies their actions.

🏠 Try It at Home Today

One chant: the first line twice with actions, then the second. Two minutes.

🏫 For Teachers in Class

The unit’s chant at the start and end of each lesson, with the children standing in a circle doing the actions.

Summary

  • Young children remember a chant faster than any lesson.
  • Each chant is 4 lines on the unit’s topic: greetings, family, the school bag, the classroom, colors, numbers, the body, toys.
  • Tap a line so your child hears it in Sara’s voice and copies it with the action.
  • The chants come from the free Kitabcom book, so you’re free to print them.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I find written KG1 English songs?

Here: 8 chants written in English and translated into Arabic, with audio and an action for every line. The alphabet song and a song for each letter are on the letter pages.

How do I use a chant with my child?

Listen to a line, repeat it together with the action, then move to the next line. One chant a week, two minutes a day. By the end of the week your child sings it alone.

Do chants really teach words?

Yes, because every chant contains the unit’s words and sentences. A child who sings My name’s Sara starts saying My name’s… on their own within days.

Can I print them for my class?

Yes. The chants come from the free Kitabcom book and appear with pictures in the KG1 and KG2 study guides. You’re welcome to print and share them.

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