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Abstract
Music has long been recognized as a powerful educational tool, particularly for young learners. This paper explores the integration of musical strategies in language learning for children, analyzing their cognitive, social, and emotional benefits. Through literature review and observational studies in early education classrooms, the study assesses the efficacy of musical activities such as singing, rhythm exercises, and music-based games. Results indicate that musical methods significantly enhance vocabulary acquisition, pronunciation, retention, and learner engagement. The study concludes by advocating for a more prominent role of music in language curricula for young children.