ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten I Love You to the Moon Song- original children’s lullaby/song by Rachel
Do you know how much someone can love you? It’s as big as the moon and as bright as the stars! Imagine flying up high in the sky, past the clouds, and even farther than the farthest place you can think of. That’s how much love there is for you!
Look up at the sky. See the big, fluffy clouds? Love is even bigger than those clouds! And when you hear a loud sound, like a drum or a big roar, love is even louder than that! Isn’t that amazing?
Just like the sun shines brightly in the sky, you are a bright and special little one. You are loved so much, and that love will always be with you, just like the sun and the moon are always in the sky.
Let’s play a game! Go on a “Love Hunt” around your house or outside. Look for things that remind you of love, like a heart-shaped leaf or a cozy blanket. Ask someone you love to join you and see how many loving things you can find together!
Love is all around us, and it’s as big as the sky and as bright as the stars. You are always loved, no matter where you are!
Love Art Collage: Gather some old magazines, newspapers, or colored paper. Cut out pictures or shapes that remind you of love, like hearts, stars, or smiling faces. Glue them onto a large piece of paper to create a “Love Collage.” Share your collage with the class and explain why you chose each picture or shape.
Love Sound Exploration: Go on a sound adventure! Listen for different sounds around you, both inside and outside. Try to find sounds that make you feel happy and loved, like a bird singing or a gentle breeze. Draw a picture of what you hear and share it with a friend. Can you make a sound that reminds you of love using your voice or an instrument?
Love Story Time: With a family member or friend, create a short story about a character who discovers how big and bright love can be. Use your imagination to think of places they might visit, like the moon or a field of stars. Draw pictures to go along with your story and share it with your class or family.
Sure! Here’s a sanitized version of the transcript:
“I love you to the moon, I love you to the stars. I love you farther than the farthest. I love you to the sky, I love you to the clouds. I love you louder than the loudest. I love you to the moon, I love you to the sun. You’ll always be my precious little one. You’ll always be my precious.” [Music]
