• This hello song is all about starting fresh, reconnecting with friends, and remembering that there’s a time to be quiet and a time to let it all out!

  • Welcome your preschoolers the moment they walk through the door with one of these playful body movement chants!

  • This is a sweet, simple movement hello song that incorporates rhythms through body percussion, while celebrating the wonders of the month of May!

  • With lyrics that highlight blooming flowers, buzzing bees, and singing birds, this song invites young learners to embrace the wonder of the season.

  • This song uses movement to help your students usher in the month of March and learn the old proverb that March comes in like a lion but goes out like a lamb.

  • This short but sweet little tune will help your youngest learners usher in the month of February! It gets the kids’ bodies moving and shaking while also practicing the solfege scale.

  • Fingerplays and counting are one of the most important parts of a preschool music education. “Count To Ten” is a fun song that can be used in your morning welcome!

  • Here is a sweet hello song welcoming the students back to school after a long break. This song will take your class on a “rhythm retreat” by clapping their hands and tapping their feet!

  • This is a great Hello Song that has the teacher go around the circle greeting each student by name. Once the students learn the melody of the song "Hello to You Again", they are eager to join in the singing.

  • "Hello High Low" is a simple yet engaging hello song that mentions each student by name. It will quickly become a classroom favorite.

  • While singing this Hello Song as a class, everyone should tap a steady beat on their lap. "Sing Me Your Name" is a favorite among students and can be part of your daily routine

  • "Oh I See a Little Boy (Girl)" is hands down one of the most loved hello songs in the CMR catalog. The lyrics in this song are filled with blanks for the teacher to fill in adjectives that describe an identifying trait of a child in the class.

  • "A Solfege Hello" is a great song to welcome the class using the Solfege System with Curwen hand signs.

  • This Hello Song is an echo activity that reviews rhythms by speaking and clapping Kodály rhythm syllables.

  • "Welcome to Music" is a great tool to welcome the class and review the solfege scale, using the Solfege method with Curwen hand signs.