Blog
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.
Wind The Bobbin Up!
Featured Products
Steeple Bells
Featured Products
Dingle Dangle Scarecrow
Knock at the Door
Lyrics Knock at the door,Peep in,Lift the latch,And walk in.“How do you doMr Chinney chin chin?”
Down by the Bay
Ring-a-Ring o’ Roses
Inanay (Australian)
This beautiful lullaby originates from the Torres Strait Islanders and is sung in Yorta Yorta, the language of one of the Aboriginal Communities. There is no official translation of the lyrics but research suggests it tells the story of shooing a goanna away with a ‘choo’. The actions in this song provide the opportunity for…
Lovely Bubbles
Bubbles are a sensory experience that provides a bunch of learning for children. They provide visual tracking and fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, gross motor skills and language opportunities. I wrote this bubble song to add numeracy learning to that list. You can sing the song for numeracy exposure for young children and focus on…