Sing-along songs for ages 4–10
Little songs that become a child’s inner voice.
Every song names one feeling, teaches one small thing a child can actually do about it, and is short enough to know by the second chorus.
- 4.9 · 173 reviews
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The newest song
Time to Focus!
Hat on. One breath. Eyes and ears. A class reset that is kind, quick and the same every time.
Watch and sing along
The 3 steps, the video, and a free Focus Hat poster for your classroom.
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Focus Hat Class Reset Kit, with Song
Poster, hold-up cards, desk strips, reset cards, a paper hat, the song (2 MP3s) and the sing-along video. US Letter + A4.
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What teachers, counselors and parents say about my printables
4.9 · 173 Etsy reviews · 1,964 orders
Real reviews, word for word, of my other printables.
About Maggie
A voice they can keep
I was driving, and the little girl in the back seat wasn’t mine.
I put my own playlist on, quietly. She went still. Then she started singing. I can do it. When it ended, she asked me to play it again.
She was five. And I thought: if she is singing those words now, she will still have them at fifteen.
People will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.
The skills school forgot
That line is really about the things nobody taught me as a child: how to calm down, how to say sorry, how to be brave, how to be kind to myself. We all talk about these skills now. Most schools still don’t teach them.
I never got to learn them that way. So I make what I wish I’d had: songs that teach them in a way that feels like play.
Where it started
When my son was born, I fell in love with Montessori and other gentle ways of learning. I raised him that way, and I’m still reading everything I can find. For three years I’ve also made printables for families and classrooms in my Etsy shop.
- 3 yearson Etsy
- 1,964orders
- 4.9 ★173 reviews
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Every song names one feeling and gives a child one small thing to do about it. A voice they can borrow until it becomes their own.
Maggie