Listening is one of the most important language skills in elementary English teaching. It is a receptive skill through which learners understand spoken language, receive information, and develop the ability to communicate effectively. Developing listening skills at the elementary level helps students improve pronunciation, vocabulary, comprehension, and confidence in using English. Since young learners are still developing their language abilities, teachers need to provide meaningful and engaging listening activities. Listening is not simply hearing sounds; it involves understanding, interpreting, and responding to spoken messages. Elementary learners often face difficulties in listening because of limited vocabulary, unfamiliar accents, lack of concentration, and fear of making mistakes. Therefore, teachers should create a supportive classroom environment where students can listen without hesitation and gradually improve their understanding. The first step in developing listening skills