Eleven fun and engaging singing tIme activities that can be used for at home church. Each singing time activity is $3 or buy them all in one bundle for
Stake Primary Leadership Meeting was a huge success (I learned a lot). I got so many great ideas, thing's I had never thought of. Sister Mon...
Just wanted to share my nursery routine with you because it works so well! We do a variety of church & non church songs but you could easily...
This is one of my favorite things to do at Christmas for singing time. I have a set of "Kids Play Hand Bells" that I let the children use to play some Christmas songs and primary songs. I am excited because this year I have added an extension of the set so that we can now do other songs that weren't possible before because of the limited notes we were able to play. Each hand bell is a different color and also has a number on it.I made posters with the song written by numbers and color. I teach the children how to hold the bells and how to ring them. I emphasize that when they pick up a bell they are to see how quiet they can keep it. I make sure that each child has a turn to play. They usually get to do at least 2 songs each. Last year I had the teachers all come up and take a turn, and the kids actually did a better job then they did! ha. For the sunbeam age kids I have the presidency help by tapping them on the head when it is their turn. They however caught on really fast and were ready to ring their bell when it was their turn. Next year I plan to bring the bells out during the year and just do some primary songs. These would be a fun addition to your singing supplies. You can buy them on line from Kids Play. I also pulled them out for our extended family Christmas party and the kids loved it.
Funny how new babies (well, just one so far-two to go) and a move take normal life and make it all kinds of crazy for a while. I’m the moving sister, and part of the “mo…
I am the music leader for the primary (children's group) at our church. That means every Sunday you will find me doing all kinds of c...
I L-O-V-E-D teaching the young women in my old ward. It was HANDS DOWN my most favorite church calling of all callings! I loved those girls so much and they will always have a special place in my heart. But change is healthy. Move to a new house = new ward = new calling. I am SO EXCITED to switch to Primary Chorister. Do you have ANY IDEA how many hours will be snatched from your life when you search for "Primary Singing Time" on Pinterest? Don't try it. It's dangerous. Deliciously dangerous. So this is a picture of me taking a selfie with a fish. Because that's what I do now. FIRST WEEK: The kids went "fishing" when I decorated the piano as my musical pond. Each fish had a primary song to practice. When the kids sang really well the fish would "dance in the water" and bubbles would come out from behind the piano. *SIDE NOTE: The bubbles might get a bit messy. Have a towel or something ready to protect the piano keys from getting soapy. I have a feeling Trekker is going to love this calling too. Each week I get to come home with new goodies for him to play with. WEEK TWO: During the week I called the missionaries and asked if they would help me out with singing time. I shuffled through my husband's old ties in the closet and picked out a few that he never wore. On Sunday, I snuck the ties to the Elders. During singing time they came into the primary room and made a bet with the kids. Not sure if missionaries are allowed to bet... If the kids really impressed them and sang well enough, the Elders would cut off their ties. The kids went NUTS! They absolutely loved it! LAST WEEK: Obviously, we had to do something Halloween themed. I took some tape and made a spider web on the ground. The web was covered with spooky spiders that each had a primary song written on the back. After we chose a spider song, the kids would pick a slip of paper out of my pumpkin with a silly way to sing the song. Sometimes everyone would participate, other times it was just for the person who drew it out of the bucket. They were all warned that there was one slip of paper with a BLACK SPOT that had something EXTRA EMBARRASSING on it to do! If a kid picked "the black spot" they could quickly put it back and grab another one before reading it. But if they were feeling brave they could take it! They had to commit to taking it before they could read what the action was that they were supposed to do. Here were the actions: Before everyone sings, everybody gets a little bit of super special singing spray! {Lemonade in a squirt bottle} Everyone gets to sing this song with their hand on the person's head beside them. While everyone sings, Sister Blackburn gets to wrap you into a mummy with toilet paper. Everyone gets to plug their nose while singing and stand on one foot. You get to wear a wig and sway your head to the music while everyone sings. Everyone turn to your left. For the whole song, give the person in front of you a nice back scratch. Everyone gets to clap to the beat while you sing together. You get to stand on a chair, put your hands above your head, and yell, "Sister Blackburn is the BEST!" Oh yeah. And then sing your song. Everyone spread out and turn to the wall. Put your nose to it and sing the entire song to the wall. You get to dance in the front of the room while we sing. Everyone gets to copy your dance moves. You get to be the Primary Chorister! Everyone gets to watch you lead the song! Oh.. and you need to wear these goofy wax lips too! And finally, THE BLACK SPOT CARD: What song did you pick? Great! You get to go by yourself and find someone in the hallway to sing it to. The girl who picked the black spot did so great! She ran to the nursery and sang Book of Mormon Stories to the nursery class. She was definitely braver than I would have been at that age! High five for the first month of singing time.
"Nursery-age Children are ready and eager to learn about Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ, and music can help them learn." From the Nurse...
Celebrate Father's Day with a game of Battle Shirts, dad jokes, and hearing what we love about our dads! Stick around for a craft and Porch Jammin' with Jaco...
Liahona singing time review activity, review primary songs using a Liahona printable or make a printable to create a scavenger hunt
March music madness singing time review lesson plan, easy March singing time review activity, review any song in singing time
Review any Primary song in singing time with these review dice, simple singing time game to sing any song in singing time
Nursery Singing Time can be so much fun! Using a few simple props makes singing time a blast with the littlest members of the ward. It will take a few weeks to help the kids
Ribbon wands in singing time, purchase pre-made wands or make your own, ribbon wands can be used in a variety of ways in singing time
We had a fun time in Primary Singing Time today. Thank you Bobbie at Crafts by Friends for the great idea! Just a few convers...
Thank you all so much for your great suggestions for podcasts. Some I am familiar with, others I am excited to try out. Today, I've got s...
2021 singing time summer olympics, review any songs in singing time with a simple olympics theme, singing time olympics review activity
Stay organized in singing time by creating singing time zones, singing time zones include Come Follow Me, program review and seasonal/holiday
Primary Singing Time Visuals from one chorister to another. Song printables, clipart, props, signs, games for holidays & more!
low prep, simple singing time review lesson plan activity using dice that your primary will love, easy singing time review activity
