This article is based on the reflection of the oral tradition and phonics in the communicative experience in early childhood education. The communicative experience in early childhood education is enriched through the oral tradition. Children learn to listen actively, imagine vividly, and express themselves creatively using those communicative experiences: Oral tradition and phonics. This article also explores the importance of oral tradition and phonics, because oral tradition is the use of phonics in the process of learning communicative skills in children. Phonics is a method of teaching by understanding how letters sound, children can string them together to form words and communicate effectively. The article aims to conclude that cultural transmission is also enriched through oral tradition within educational practices, factors that strengthen oral and communicative skills in early childhood education, such as phonetic practices, should be taken into account.