1. Choose school-age nursery rhymes: the content and difficulty of nursery rhymes should be suitable for children's cognitive level and language ability. You can choose some simple, vivid and interesting children's songs to make them easy for children to understand and accept.

2. Use simple lyrics and melodies: Children's language ability and musical perception are limited, so the lyrics and melodies of children's songs should be simple and clear, which is easy to remember and imitate. Repeated sentences and syllables can be used to help children master songs better.

3. Pay attention to action coordination: Children's songs are usually accompanied by some simple actions, such as gestures and dancing. In the teaching process, children can be guided to perform according to the rhythm and movements of songs, which will increase interactivity and interest.

4. Create a pleasant learning atmosphere: Teaching children's songs should be a relaxed and pleasant learning process. Teachers can create a positive and lively atmosphere through expressions, voices and body language to stimulate children's interest and participation in learning.

5. Repeated consolidation: Children's memory ability is limited, and it needs repeated consolidation to help them remember nursery rhymes. Children's songs can be played repeatedly in different time periods and activities, so that children can gradually become familiar with and master them.

6. Encourage children to participate: In the process of teaching children's songs, teachers should encourage children to actively participate and give them opportunities to express their thoughts and feelings. You can organize some group activities or chorus competitions to let children show their talents and achievements.

In short, to teach nursery children to sing nursery rhymes, we need to pay attention to children's age characteristics and cognitive ability, pay attention to the simplicity of lyrics and melodies, create a pleasant learning atmosphere, and help children remember nursery rhymes through repetition and consolidation. At the same time, encourage children to participate and express, and cultivate children's musical interest and expression ability.