![]() ![]() I’ll also use it with a particularly rambunctious group of toddlers because it gets them up and moving. I use this one a lot when I do outreach storytimes because everyone knows the tune already and it’s not intimidating. We do this one every week at my family storytime and it’s so exciting when the toddlers start to sign! It’s also got a matching goodbye song. This song was made for an early literacy tip about phonological awareness. It’s a bit of a tongue twister and you definitely have to teach it to caregivers over the course of the storytime session, but once they learn it it’s gold. You can get creative with it too – can you pat your head, rub your tummy, touch your toes, etc. I love this song! I even sing it with toddlers if they are on the younger end. Well Hello Everybody, Can You Touch Your Nose? I encourage parents to use this song when their baby is waking up in the morning or from a nap. I also love adding the verse “Wake up Tummy” and we say “tickle, tickle, tickle” instead of wiggle. You can wake up babies’ eyes, ears, hair, nose, etc. I’ve broken these ones into age categories, but there are no hard and fast rules about when to use them.ĭo you have a favourite welcome or hello song for storytime? Let me know in the comments! Babies For even more hello and goodbye songs, check out our playlist. I’ve learned so many new tunes since I last wrote about my favourite storytime songs, so I wanted to put together a list of the ones I’ve been loving lately, especially at the beginning of storytime. After a long summer off, I’m back in the storytime saddle! My family storytime just started up and it’s got a great mix of babies, toddlers, and preschoolers.
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