The discussion above attempted to demonstrate the value of using songs in the classroom. However, the next step in the procedure is for the teacher to successfully integrate the songs into a language lesson. Howard Gardner’s research on Multiple Intelligences gives us some suggestions. He describes how people demonstrate different skills and talents while trying to learn. Therefore, the classroom must provide different approaches to meet an individual student’s area of strength in order to be the most successful. For example, Gardner’s Musical Rhythmic learners are sensitive to non verbal sounds and are very much aware of tone, pitch and timbre. Using rhythm, chanting and songs with these students can increase their attention and interest while motivating them to learn (Gardner, 1985). If music has all this power to increase students’ thinking and activate interaction, what are we waiting for? The opportunity and support are always available, so lets give it a try.