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This song celebrates the availability of adults to simply listen to children promoting an important language environment.
This song promotes the important behaviors of attachment including: Lyrics Tips for Parents Books to Read with Children This song is part of our Songs of Belonging series, which consists of the following twelve song titles: This song is available in the following formats:
Whenever I've got exciting news, I can always come and talk to you.
I've got someone to talk to, someone to talk to.
I love the way you listen to me.
You help me set my feelings free.
I've got someone to talk to, someone to talk to.
Whenever I'm feeling sad and blue,
you're right there to help me through.
I've got someone to talk to, someone to talk to.
So if you have some talking to do, I'll be here to listen to you.
You've got someone to talk to, someone to talk to.
I love the way you listen to me.
You help me set my feelings free.
I've got someone to talk to, someone to talk to.
So if you have some talking to do, I'll be here to listen to you.
You've got someone to talk to, someone to talk to.
When you hear the word "listen," cup your hand to their ear.
· Knows how and when to listen
· Knows how and when to join in
· Talks by taking turns with others
· Keeps to the same topic
· Knows how to add to the topic
· Looks at the person he/she is talking to
· Builds on what others say
The teacher who observes conversations using this framework is able to identify specific conversational skills she can work on with each child.
That's What Friends Do by Katherine Cave
Eric and Matilda by Mischa Richter
Friends
Hands
My Family
A Tree and Me
I Can Count On You
I Look Up to You
Me and You
One World
Somebody Loves Me
Someone to Talk To
The Sharing Song
Together Time

