“Everyone Who” is another way to choose who will sing as you review a song. Write the phrases on slips of paper and put them in a basket or can to draw from. Do the actions while you sing the song, yet one more time. If there are just a few children who stand to sing, have everyone else hum while you help those few sing. If you can think of another example to add to the list, please leave a comment. Everyone who has a pet at home stand and pretend you are petting your pet while we sing. Everyone who likes to play soccer stand and swing you leg back and forth while we sing. Everyone who plays a musical instrument stand and pretend to play it while we sing. Everyone who wants to go on a mission stand and “knock” the rhythm on a pretend door. Everyone who likes to take a walk stand and walk in place while we sing. Swing your arms. Everyone who goes to bed by 8:00 come up and pretend to sleep while we sing the song to you. Everyone who likes to swim stand and pretend to swim while we sing. Everyone who likes to read a book stand and pretend to read while we sing. Everyone who likes to build a snowman (or sand castle) stand up while we sing. Everyone who likes to ride a bike stand and pretend you are riding your bike while we sing. Everyone who likes to paint stand and pretend to paint the melody of the song while we sing. Everyone who likes to draw stand and pretend to draw the melody of the song while we sing. Everyone who wants to grow to be tall stand on your tip toes while we sing. Everyone who likes to make mud pies stand and sing. Everyone who likes to rake leaves stand and pretend to rake while we sing. Everyone who has to set the table for dinner stand and sing. Everyone who has to pick up their toys at home stand and sing. Everyone who has to fold their own laundry stand and pretend while we sing. Everyone who likes to cook stand stand and pretend to stir a pot while we sing. Everyone who likes to eat pizza stand and pretend to toss pizza dough while we sing. Everyone who has a birthday in the summertime (winter, spring or fall) stand and help me lead.
