When the bluebells come out we really know that Spring has truly sprung and Summer is on its way. Visiting a bluebell wood is one of the most uplifting things you can do at this time of year, the sheer beauty takes your breath away and you can just feel it feeding the soul! In […]
Life at the Pond Rhythm Game
This Pond Rhythm Game draws inspiration from the natural world to teach listening and rhythm. A pond is a magical place for a child, teeming with life and a source of great fascination and wonder! If you are lucky enough to have one nearby it will no doubt already be on your child’s list of […]
Ring A Ring O’ Roses Circle Game
Ring A Ring O’ Roses, is one of the first circle games that children will play together, and it’s so well known that everyone knows the words and what to do! Like most very old traditional nursery rhymes the original words to Ring A Ring O’ Roses have a historical relevance. In this case the […]
Chime Bar Action Game
The children in my classes call this chime bar action game ‘Stand-up! Sit-down!’ – kids do have such a knack for saying it how it is! The game is very simple – but introduce the game gradually over a few lessons. Each lesson you teach them one new interval with a specific simple action which […]
Jack In A Box : Action Song
Jack in a Box is one of those short action songs that small children can’t get enough of. They just love the idea of hiding in the box at the beginning and the end of the song, and then bouncing up and down in the middle. A really good way to play this kids action […]
Animal Actions Rhythm Game
This Animal Actions Rhythm Game is the perfect way to get things moving but also practice listening skills. Action rhythm games like this are great for when it’s wet outside and the kids need to blow off some steam indoors! Children always love pretending to be different animals so this game gets everyone engaged while […]
The Clock Song: An Easy Way to Learn Musical Note Values
The Clock Song is an excellent way to learn musical note values. It helps kids to understand and recognise the difference between Minims (or 1/2 notes), Crotchets (1/4 notes) and Quavers (1/8 notes) by making it into a fun game. It’s a simple activity that makes the musical concept clear, and the note names and […]
Halloween Songs For Kids- The Halloween Flap!
Here’s a new addition to our Halloween Songs For Kids that uses rhyming words, alliteration and repetition which is all such fantastic practice for speech development and early literacy. When you sing The Halloween Flap! there’s plenty of opportunity for making spooky noises and impersonations too and kids will love the ending when they get their […]
Hop Little Bunnies Action Song
Nothing could be more delightful than a little group of toddlers singing the Hop Little Bunnies Action Song! They all love pretending to be asleep on the floor and then springing up awake again and hopping round the room! Hop Little Bunnies Action Song See the little bunnies, Sleeping til it’s noon, Shall we wake […]
I’m A Little Teapot: Nursery Songs
Everyone knows I’m A Little Teapot, it’s an age old favourite! But kids always love playing pretend tea parties with their toys and of course, they look so cute pretending to be a teapot with one arm in the air! Sing the song and then have a little tea party with teddy bear and rag […]
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