Drone Safety Song for Kids
Did you know our brains hold information longer when it’s sung in a melody? Songs are a fun way to learn new information. As more young children engage with technology and drones, this song will help them remember the fundamental rules about drone safety. I hope your kids find this song fun and educational while teaching them simple drone safety rules. Please listen and share with your family and friends.
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Fun and Educational Children’s Song to Teach Preschool and Primary Kids about Drone Safety Rules.
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Why a Children’s Song?
While I’m not a trained songwriter or even good at performing karaoke. I wrote this song to introduce basic drone rules in a catchy and fun tune so young kids can learn drone safety. As more junior pilots get into the sky, learning simple rules helps to form a solid foundation for their future flights in the sky. Listen free on all streaming services worldwide.
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Music Information
- Title: Drone Safety Song for Kids
- Writer: Chris Mather
- Produced and Sung: Ray Amir
- Video Production: Bendigo Aerial
- Graphics: Bendigo Aerial
- Published By: Bendigo Aerial and CD Baby
- Performing Rights AUS: APRA AMCOS
- Performing Rights USA: BMI
- UPC/EAN: 198000032104
- Song Released: May 2021
- Copyrighted: © ℗ All Countries
- Soon to be available in 5 languages.
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The song contains subtitles / closed captions for the following languages
French, Japanese, Hindi, Polish, Portuguese (Brazil), Spanish (Latin), Spanish (Spain) and Italian.
Drone safety rules and regulations vary from country to country. Please check with your local civil aviation authority for current safety rules. Always fly responsibly with a grown-up, parent or guardian.