Give transitions a familiar chorus.
Write a song about the actual steps in your cleanup or circle-time routine. A simple repeated phrase gives you something to sing together as one activity ends and another begins.
FOR TEACHERS
Original songs for your classroom's day.
Make an original classroom song around the words, routines, and interests your group already shares. From putting blocks away to welcoming a new day, you can shape the lyrics before turning them into music for a grown-up-led singalong.
Your first 5 songs are free. No card needed.
Songs that fit your classroom.
Explore a shared theme.
Use the garden, weather, shapes, or an imaginary space journey as a starting point. Review every factual line and adjust the vocabulary for your group's age and lesson.
Celebrate working together.
Make a song about taking turns, helping with materials, or welcoming everyone into a game. Describe the group and its actions without including student names or personal information.
Prepared by you. Played together.
Create and review songs through your own adult account, then listen before using them with your group. Keep prompts about classroom themes rather than identifiable students. Adjust the words to match your room, your materials, and the way you guide each activity.
See how song creation worksAN IDEA TO MAKE YOUR OWN“A playful cleanup song for a preschool classroom. Blocks go in the basket, books go on the shelf, and everyone helps at their own pace. Use a short chorus with simple words and a cheerful marching feel.”
Hear what a little idea can become.
Original demo songs, with the words ready to read along.
Everyday adventures · 1:04
Brush & Shine
A cheerful song about brushing teeth, with tiny circles and a sparkly smile.
Listen & read the lyricsLittle routines · 0:32
The Toy-Home Parade
A playful song that makes putting toys away feel like a little parade, with blocks, bears, and toy cars going home.
Listen & read the lyricsA few good questions.
Do students need accounts?
No. An adult creates the account and makes the song. Children can join an adult-led listening or singing activity without signing in or submitting their own information.
Can I change the words to match our routine?
Yes. Read and edit the draft lyrics before you create the music. You can replace unfamiliar words, check facts, and adjust the order of the steps. Editing the draft does not use a song credit.
One little idea. Their very own song.
Choose the details, review the lyrics, and make original music with cover art and an MP3 download.
Make a personalized songFirst 5 songs free for new accounts. No card needed. See pricing.