Some of these songs are suitable for the very youngest of learners, i.e. three or four years of age. And the suitability of the songs goes up to early teens.

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Anything You Can Do...
Comparatives/Superlatives and Can/Can't.

Bare Necessities - Jungle Book

Colors of the Wind - from Pocahontas

The Dinosaurs - Mary Flynn
This sheet of simple songs sung to well-known traditional melodies makes learning fun. Sent in by Mary Flynn at Songs4Teachers.

Down In The Valley - Traditional

English Is Cuh-Ray-Zee - Peter Seeger
Good to look at even as a "poem" without music. Peculiarities of English.

Farmer in the Dell
Traditional

Fifty Nifty United States

Five Little Monkeys
Good phonics work possible with rhyming line endings.

Head and Shoulders, Knees and Toes..
Great action song for kids and good for parts of the body vocabulary too.

Hokey Pokey - Larry LaPrise
Parts of the body

I Can Sing A Rainbow - Children's
For colours

If I Had A Hammer - Pete Seeger
Second Conditional

In My House - Neil Coghlan
One for the kiddies. Practice of 'there is' and 'there are'.

I Wanna Be Like You - Jungle Book

Jingle Bells - Traditional Christmas Song

Mary Had A Little Lamb

My Favourite Things
From "The Sound of Music"

Old McDonald Had A Farm - Traditional

Our House - Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young.
Theme of homes and houses.

Pocahontas - Neil Young

She'll Be Coming Round The Mountain (When She Comes)

Streets of London - Ralph McTell

This Old Man (Knick Knack Paddywhack)
Great for numbers, vocabulary, phonics...and getting the students to enjoy themselves!

This Land is Your Land, This Land is My Land - Woody Guthrie
Tense review; vocabulary of description/weather.

Twelve Days of Christmas - Traditional
Christmas, Ordinal Numbers.

Ugly Duckling - Children's

What's the Time - Neil Coghlan
For the kids. Telling the time.

White Christmas - Bing Crosby

Yellow Submarine - The Beatles