Tag: scarf
Ooh, Said the Ghost
Leaning into Halloween, I’ve written a gentle warm-up song using a minor arpeggio. This song will entertain your little one and challenge their singing voices. I’ve written this play to include a crossing the midline moment to include bilateral coordination and push out the learning associated with this warm-up.
Spinning, Twirling, Swirling
Did you know that spinning helps to develop effective integration between both sides of the brain? There is an important developmental reason behind why your kids love to twirl. It enhances vestibular stimulation. When stimulated through spinning, it can help a child’s nervous system mature and organise information. Additionally, spinning may help your child self-soothe and…
You Can’t Make a Turtle Come Out
Come play peek-a-boo with a shy little turtle and then join in for some dramatic play. Peek-a-boo play is widely recognised for its cognitive benefits for babies, but it is also packed full of learning for toddlers too. Social interaction forms the beginning of all communication, making an interactive game like peek-a-boo a great way…
Looby Loo
Looby Loo is an excellent invitation to dance, sing and learn. Traditionally, the song explores left and right body parts. To make it more achievable in the early years setting, I have included just the body part. Additionally, we move on to expand our creativity by exploring made up verses with scarves. Featured Products
We Surely Shall See the Sunshine Soon
Tongue twisters are a fun way to strengthen the muscles involved in speech and singing. Warming up in this way leads to more precise pronunciation, clearer speech patterns and can highlight any problem areas that require focus. We are helping the brain to connect tongue movements to sounds. I’ve included some props into this learning…
Jack in the Box
We explore a favourite childhood toy and team it with a playful hideaway song. There are many ways to play. This song is filled with the best kind of anticipation and the simple repetitive melody will have you singing along into no time.
Wiggly Woo
Do you have a worm-loving child? Or a child who loves to wiggle? Wiggly Woo is a charming song that sparks a love for our worm friends and celebrates all things wiggles. The simple play I share is intended to inspire the imagination and encourage active listening. It’s a simple play for all ages.