ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Vooks Storybooks Halloween Song! #kidsbooks #storytime #halloween
Hey there, little friend! Are you ready to have some fun with a Halloween song? Let’s get moving and grooving together!
Imagine you’re a funny skeleton! If you’re bony and you know it, try touching your toes. Can you bend and twist your body to make a silly pose? Spread your arms wide and bend your knees. You can move any way you like! It’s so much fun to be bony and silly!
Now, let’s pretend to be a spooky monster! If you’re scary and you know it, stomp your feet. Can you make a big, loud stomp? It’s even more fun when you meet up with your friends and stomp together! Let’s make some noise and have a spooky good time!
Wasn’t that a blast? You can sing this song and dance around whenever you want. It’s a great way to have fun and use your imagination. Remember, you can always make up your own moves and be as silly or spooky as you like!
Happy Halloween, and keep dancing!
Skeleton Dance Party: Gather some friends or family members and have a skeleton dance party! Use your imagination to create new dance moves that a skeleton might do. Can you wiggle like a skeleton’s fingers or shake like its bones? Try dancing to different types of music and see how your skeleton moves change. Afterward, talk about which moves were the most fun and why.
Monster Stomp Adventure: Go on a monster stomp adventure around your home or yard. Pretend you are a big, scary monster and stomp around, making loud noises. As you stomp, look for things that might be fun for a monster to play with, like leaves to crunch or puddles to splash in. After your adventure, draw a picture of your monster and the things it found on its journey.
Create Your Own Halloween Song: Use your imagination to create your own Halloween song. Think about different Halloween characters, like witches or ghosts, and come up with fun actions they might do. For example, if you’re a ghost, you might float and sway. Share your song with friends or family and teach them the actions. Discuss how each character moves differently and why.
Here’s a sanitized version of the transcript:
“If you’re bony and you know it, touch your toes. You can bend and twist to strike a funny pose. Spread your arms and bend your knees, move in any way you please. If you’re bony and you know it, touch your toes. If you’re scary and you know it, stomp your feet as you meet up with your friends.”
