The significance and well-being of music and the importance of encouraging children's musical development and creativity for its overall development are emphasized in the modern National Curriculum for Early and Preschool Education, but also in the Program Direction of Preschool Education. They place emphasis on encouraging musical expression, experience and creation in a variety of educational situations. Singing is the musical expression of the human voice. A child’s singing begins with the spontaneous repetition of vowels or short syllables of indefinite pitch. Singing contributes to the development of musical abilities, sense of rhythm, hearing, musical memory and vocal abilities of children. We need to introduce children to all types of music, including traditional music. Tradition can teach us the important values needed for harmonious coexistence with others and it teaches us our origins. Tradition is a kind of family tree through which we know who we are and what we are. Preschools are an ideal place where various activities that will help preserve traditional values should be encouraged and carried out. To work with preschool children, we should more often choose artistic and traditional, folk songs.