For circle time at our parent-led Waldorf inspired playgroup, we bring together the parents and children by singing
Here’s my hand
Give yours to me
Come together in a ring
Come and circle with me
And as we sing, we walk in a circle around the green lawn. Our hands outstretched for our little ones to take our hands. Joining us to sing some seasonal songs.
Once we have come together, we start with
Good morning dear earth
Good morning dear sun
Good morning dear trees
And the flowers every one
Good morning dear beasts
And the birds in the trees
Good morning to you
And good morning to me
This is followed by the fun and active song I’m Bounda
I’m Bounda, I’m Bounda, I’m Bounda the kangaroo
I have two floppy ears and two paws, how do you do?
Two paws, how do you do?
I have a long tail and two flat feet
And I like to play where the grass is juicy and sweet
I’m Bounda, I’m Bounda, I’m Bounda the kangaroo
Then my favourite song *smile*
In our Summer garden
Where we singing go
Flowers are blooming, bees are zooming
See the garden grow
{And how our garden has grown! I was just looking back at my photos from early Spring}
Next we get little hands busy with A House For Me
Here is a nest for the magpie (cup both hands together)
Here is a hive for the bee (put fists together)
Here is a hole for the bunny (make a circle with both hands)
And here is a house for me (fingertips together overhead)
A nest is a house for a magpie (cup both hands together)
A hive is a house for a bee (put fists together)
A hole is a house for a bunny (make a circle with both hands)
But a house is a house for me (fingertips together overhead)
Then we transition to morning tea by singing
Polly put the kettle on
Polly put the kettle on
Polly put the kettle on
We’ll all have tea
What are your favourite Summer songs for circle time? And maybe if I get brave enough I can record us singing to share one day!
Blessing, Kelly
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Your garden is looking truly beautiful! You’re making me wish for grass again 🙂 🙂