Elementary School Rhymes Episode 2

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Elementary School Rhymes - Episode 2

The last episode ended with a keynote hinting at a “come back” segment to be featured in the next episode. Today, I bring you Episode 2, featuring audio recordings of these melodic rhymes.

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In Nigeria, the 6-3-3-4 educational structure includes six years of elementary (primary) education. Today, we have Creche (pre-primary school, including Daycare and Kindergarten) and Basic 1–6. Back in the day, Creche was referred to as Daycare, and Basic was called Primary, though many of us still use the old terms.

In this episode, I’m excited to share audio recordings of these rhymes. Enjoy! 👇

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Date: November 14, 2025

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