Autumn is such a magical time. The trees and plants can change their colours as if by magic, sometimes seemingly overnight. The Autumn Fairy Song provides a magical explanation for this mysterious transformation and a delightfully whimsical idea!
The Autumn Fairy Song
A little Autumn fairy,
Sitting in a tree,
Painting all the leaves,
And throwing them at me
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Sunny leaves of yellow,
Ruby leaves of red,
Come fluttering down,
All around my head
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Soon the branches will be bare,
The leaves will all be shed,
And the squirrels and the hedgehogs,
Will all go to bed!
The Autumn Fairy Song is one of my favourite songs for Autumn, as it really encourages the imagination. The season brings a treasure trove into children’s pockets – conkers , acorns and brightly coloured leaves offer so many possibilities to play and create with.
These simple words are set to the familiar melody of ‘I had A Little Nut Tree’, so it’s very easy to pick up and remember.
Sing the song while you are out on a walk – of you can get to a proper wood then even better. Then bring home your exciting treasures and make some Autumn fairies of your very own.
Check out our Autumn Lesson Plan for lots more seasonal and musical activities combined into a structured 30 min lesson.
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What a lovely song to welcome autumn! Thank you for sharing at Sharing Saturday!
Autumn Fairies? I am so there! You song is just adorable as well 🙂 Thank you for linking up this week to the Thoughtful Spot Weekly Blog Hop 🙂
Thought you’d like this one Jill! it is quite enchanting! Thanks for sharing 🙂 Sara
I love your little videos – so helpful for learning the tune! Thanks so much for sharing at After School.
Thank you, we are so glad the chime bar videos are helpful 🙂 Thanks for sharing too!
What a lovely song! Your pictures are delightful!
Thank you very much – we love the Autumn and really enjoyed making the images for these songs!
What a pretty song! Thanks for sharing it with Afterschool!
Thank you for sharing Natalie 🙂