Scarf songs

10 Scarf Movement Activities for preschool and kindergarten music time. Read the post by Sing Play Create with the 10 scarf activities.

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I’m sharing with you 10 scarf songs for preschool and kindergarten music time, perfect to share with your elementary music students and clients or during your next movement break with scarves on your early childhood music classes.

Narwhals & Waterfalls | SEL 🎵 on Instagram: "“Got a Little Seed” is a fun scarf song I came up with to use in my music classes this year! It’s super fun to use in the Spring when talking about flowers, gardens, planting seeds, etc. Comment “SPRING” for a playlist with some of our favorite Spring songs :) . . Some modifications-this song could be spoken as a rhyme if you don’t want to sing it. And you don’t have to use scarves with this song-you could just use your hands to bloom like a…

Alana Banana on Instagram: "I LOVE this springtime scarf song by Paige Bell from @narwhalsandwaterfalls 🌼 Such a fun one to sing with kids! They have so many SEL (social, emotional learning) resources for teachers, parents & caregivers so go follow @narwhalsandwaterfalls if you’re not already. Happy Spring! 🌸🦋 #plantingseeds #kidsmusic #alanabanana #narwhalsandwaterfalls"

Here's a list of movement scarf activities for preschool and kindergarten music classes. Some of the activities can be used with toddlers as well. These can easily be added to your lesson, especially if kids are already going to have the scarves on hand for something else you've planned.

I’m sure it comes as no surprise that I love using scarves in my programs. Who doesn’t love scarves?? I think parents enjoy them as much as the children do. I have compiled a list of th…

Learn how to use "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star" as a music lesson and calm down scarf movement activity in this blog post.

Welcome to Mrs. Stucki’s Music Room! Children love scarf play and enjoy them using them in the music room. Here are some exciting scarf ideas you can use with your music class. 1. Play classical music and call out different animal names. Let the class act out being a certain animal as they move to the music. You can also use music from Carnival of the Animals for this activity. 2. Play High and Low games by having the class demonstrate high and low notes as they listen to the Chinese Dance…