DIY Song Cubes to help children learn music "old favorites" and practice finding and keeping the beat; for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten.

Here are the top 40 classic preschool songs hat kids have loved for generations. Perfect for teaching and singing along with your little ones!

Cumulative songs are great for children because they feature built-in repetition, help with recall and provide a mental challenge (keeping track of all those lyrics!), and help children develop their singing voices. Here are 17 cumulative songs to use with your children's choir or elementary music c

Need the perfect song to get children moving? These are sure to be a winner!

Here are some examples of body percussion and why it's important to teach this skill, along with 7 simple activity ideas.

Want to introduce your kids to God through song? Here's 25 FANTASTIC kids worship songs WITH videos + other great scripture music resources!

I only recently learned about all of the wonderful children’s music by Hap Palmer. Hap Palmer and his huge collection of music is truly a gift to music educators! There are so many great songs of his I could share with you, but the one I wanted to make sure you know about is Scamper. ... Read More about Scamper by Hap Palmer

Share Wildflower Ramblings! My son loves music. John has two things he loves most in this world: playing with tractors and playing guitar. We have bought him several “kid” guitars, but he also received a “real” one from his Grandma and Grandpa — which he adores. Or, if he has to, he’ll use an “air”...

This collection of toddler songs are favorites with teachers, parents, and anyone with young children. Free printable list included!

How do you teach a song to your class so they'll know the melody and the words? Follow these steps and you'll never be embarrassed at the concert again.

Looking for the best 80s songs? Here are the 100 BEST of the best 1980s songs that your kids need to hear today.

Here are 10 super fun movement songs for kids to get them up and moving! These are great brain breaks as well.

10 fun and easy hallway songs to prepare students to go into the hall quietly!

These five hymns are good ones to teach young children! I chose these songs based on their doctrine and their ease of learning for young kids.

I finally made the video for this collection! Actually I made the collection, video graphics, and recorded the video many moons ago, but I didn’t like how the video looked so I re-recorded it…

A huge collection of children's rhymes, finger plays and action songs sorted into themes - counting, colors, shapes, seasons, holidays & more.

These funny songs for kids will get you and your child laughing, which will boost their mood (and yours!) plus strengthen your bond.

I finally made the video for this collection! Actually I made the collection, video graphics, and recorded the video many moons ago, but I didn’t like how the video looked so I re-recorded it…

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Discover the top 10 hand-clapping games for kids that boost coordination, rhythm, and cognitive skills—perfect for preschool and kindergarten.

Here is a collection of the absolute best rhyming songs for kids! They're perfect songs to teach rhyming in home or in the classroom.

Here are eight silly preschool songs that your preschooler is sure to enjoy. Plus, music is a great way to develop language, motor, and memory skills.

These worship songs for kids will bring your kids closer to God, providing them with life long strength, hope, and peace.

Blank Sheet music for kids! Perfect for your younger music learners. Includes 5 empty empty staves with a single treble clef, and 6 empty staves with a single treble clef. DETAILS: -Digital image measures 8.5in x 11in -After purchase check your email for printable PDF file -Print as many as you want! -Any further questions? Let us know! **Please contact us for downloading problems!** :)

In this STEM activity, kids make their own musical instrument- a straw pan flute! They can even create their own songs and record them on the free printable recording sheet!

Call and response is a musical form based on dialogue - someone sings or plays a phrase of music and someone else (or a group of people) respond in the subsequent phrase. Call and response stems from a variety of musical traditions, including African, Cuban, folk, and even church music (think cantor

I have a delightfully easy chant that teaches simple musical concepts to young children. It can be found in my Fast and Slow Music Lesson Plan but can be used in any context and repeated throughout the year. This is a great song to greet your class or say goodbye. You can clap and ... Read More about Easy Chant For Teaching Musical Concepts: Bread and Butter

Explore 10 fun counting songs that teach kids to count forwards and backwards, building early math skills through rhythm, repetition, and catchy lyrics.

This is the sheet with chords and lyrics of the nursery rhyme video "Five Little Ducks": Five little ducks went out one day, over the hills and far away...

A collection of simple Christian songs with timeless Biblical truths. These songs are easy to sing and have excellent actions to get kids moving. Many of these classic kids songs have been songs for generations. Use them at home, or church in the nursery, toddler, preschool, or kindergarten class.

Inside: German children’s songs: some introductory German music on YouTube, for learners. Let’s state the obvious: I don’t speak German, or know much about it!. However, I am working on a world music collection for Multicultural Kid Blogs and got some suggestions for German songs from our MKB community. So I’m including their suggestions, as

Listening to awesome Scripture music for kids is an amazingly effective way to encourage your family's efforts at Bible memory.

These 10 Best Songs for Gross motor movement are just what is needed to keep even the liveliest toddlers active!

I was in charge of our Primary Singing time at church a few weeks ago and decided to play a simple game of tic-tac-toe to help us practice a song. It was so easy to put together, the kids had fun, and we got a good practice on one of my favorite songs! Supplies: Construction paper in Red and Blue Scissors Tape Chalk Prep Work: Draw an X on a piece of red construction paper. Cut it out and trace 5 more onto more red paper. Draw an O on a piece of blue construction paper and do the same thing. After they're all cut out, put them in a bag with some tape and chalk and you're all ready to go! Singing Time! I wanted to practice the song, "My Heavenly Father Loves Me" (Children's Songbook, pg. ). I think kids learn songs well when they sing them over and over. This game was a way to sing the song over and over and not get bored because we had a fun game going on at the same time! First, I drew a tic-tac-toe grid on the chalkboard, and taped up the X's on one side of it, and the O's on the other side. I split the kids into 2 groups: Team X and Team O. Here's how it worked with the younger kids (Jr. Primary, ages 3-8). The younger kids don't know this song very well, and the song is kind of long, so I chose to break it up into parts. I sang the first 1-2 lines of the song, and then had Team X repeat those lines. Then I did the same thing with Team O. So the kids got to hear and/or sing the same line 4 times. Repetition is key. :) After both teams heard and sang that line, then I chose 1 person from each team to come up and place an X and O on the board. Then we went onto the next line, and so on. It took about 4-6 turns before one of the teams had won. At the end we sang the song all the way through. We even had enough time to play another round! *Note: A few of the younger kids are a little bit more sensitive to winning and losing, so I made sure to have each team turn to the other and say "good job" to show how to be a good sport. :) Luckily for us, both teams each won a round so everyone was happy. Here's how it worked with the older kids (Sr. Primary, ages 8-11) The older kids know this song pretty well. They even know the second verse! So instead of the repetition, I played a fill in the blank game with each team. I went through the song in order and said a line to the song. Wherever I stopped the line, they had to tell me what the next word was. For example, "Whenever I hear the song of a _______," (the answer is BIRD) After each team got a chance to fill in a blank, I chose 1 person from each team to come put an X and O on the board. Then I did it all again. When the game ended, we sang the whole song all the way through. :) Again, we had enough time to play another round, and AGAIN, both teams each won one round. Hooray for Singing Time! ♫ We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites

Teach your kids these fun preschool songs. There are action rhymes, fingerplays and number songs to build listening and motor skills.

Print out and make these early learning music resources for your own children or preschool classes. 16 kids songs in printable PDF card format.