Why do songs benefit my child so much?

ELMA songs are educationally based with great rhythm sung by professional voices which helps pupils enjoy and assimulate what they are taught, (listen below).

Songs

All around the kitchen cockle doddle doodle do
All around the kitchen cockle doddle doodle do
Then stop right still, cockle doddle doodle do
Put your hands on your hips, cockle doddle doodle do
Let your right foot slip, cockle doddle doodle do
Then do it like this

Sixty seconds makes a minute, something sure one can learn in it
Sixty minutes makes an hour, work with all your might and power

Can you, can you, can you touch the sky
Standing on your tip toes and stretching very high
Not even a bird can do it, although a bird can fly

Good morning merry sunshine, how did you wake so soon
You scared the little stars away and shined away the moon
I saw you go to sleep last night before I ceased my playing
How did you get way over there and where have you been staying

I'm feeling happy, happy and clappy
I like to clap and then i'll clap & clap & clap again
I'm feeling happy, happy and clappy
That's how i'm feeling today
You can feel grumpy & jumpy & sloppy or floppy
Or weary and dreary all the day...

Listen to the rain, falling on my window
Listen to the rain, splashing on the ground
Listen to rain, thundering on the roof-tops
Beating on the door and making puddles all around

One, two, three, four, one, two, three, four,
We will keep a steady beat
One, two, three, four, one, two, three, four,
Just like walking with our feet

There's one thumb on this hand and one thumb on that
There not quite like fingers, there just a little bit fat
Now wriggle your thumbs, twiggle your thumbs
There's one thumb on this hand and one thumb on that
Thumbs and fingers, fingers and thumbs, fingers and thumbs

Wake up and stretch in the morning, wake up and stretch
Stretch your arms and stretch your body, wake up and stretch
There are lots of things for you to do
Before you start each day a new, so wake up and stretch in the morning
Wake up and stretch