On this page
you'll find instructions and links to PDF signs, booklets, and other materials
that I've used for the Sing With Our Kids pilot project.
Click on the graphic illustration or button to view, or just right-click
and "save link as..." or "save target as..." to download it! |
A 6 page
campfire songbook with all the lyrics to 5 favorite
songs like, "Home On The Range" - plus 3 popular rounds!
Campfire Booklet
Book with Chords
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"Best Ever Books To Sing"
Four signs for you to use with this SWOK event.
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Get tips, ideas, and
instructions
for creating your own family
or neighborhood music classes.
(PDF format)
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TEACHERS & LIBRARIANS:
Did you miss getting my weekly
e-mails on how to use these songs (or maybe you just can't
wait?)
Then download them all in one handy
document so you can have them all in one place or plan ahead!
Download the Word Doc so you can
edit it to suit your own ideas or situation, or get the PDF
version for fast access that anyone can read - even if they
don't own Word.
You can find the free Baker's Dozen
playlist and printable CD cover
HERE.
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MAKING & USING A MAYPOLE
The Maypole has been one
of the most popular and fun events we've done for the pilot
project, and I encourage you to gather the children in your own
community or group and do it as well.
It's fun in the sun, but can
just as easily be done indoors. Here are the complete
instructions with photos of how to make your own inexpensive
Maypole from widly available materials.
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2 SWOK Passports to Early
Learning.
Print out PDF version or get the Word doc and customize it
for your own use.
for the PDF
for the Word doc. |
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Here are 2 examples of fliers I use
for SWOK events. Use them for inspiration to create fliers for
your own Sing With Our Kids event
FOR Read and Sing Event
FOR Library Sing-A-Long |
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HOMEMADE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Make these musical instruments
from everyday items together, and when you're done, you can use
them to sing a song
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A "HOW TO" TIP
Bracelet Rings: Make loops out
of webbing so parents holding babies or young children can wear
it on their arm while the person next to them holds the other
side of the loop. This keeps everyone connected in a circle even
though arms are full! You can make them out of anything you have
on hand. You could tear up an old sheet or table cloth into
strips and simply knot the two ends, making a loop. A Successful
Ring Around the Rosy is when everyone is connected! |
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Sing With Our Kids BANNER and STAND!
Here are step-by-step instructions for making a SWOK banner
for your own event, using inexpensive and easy to find
materials.
(PDF format)
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