GuideNotes™ SongSolving Tools:
Social Emotional Songs

A song written from the old German folk song for Martinmas. Kathryn's version incorporates social emotional learning concepts of sharing, and sharing the warmth and light with another making us brighter than the light of two.

A song written for outdoor educators, introducing a bird call that the educator can use to cue children to an action. Used when doing tricky things and to practice emergency gathering when a danger is spotted. Practice bird calls and what children can do. Social emotional components include relationships, interpersonal and group behavior, self regulation, safety and movement in a group.

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A song written for caregivers to sing to children or for children to sing to adults. Incorporates peek-a-boo. Social Emotional goodies include self-love and appreciation, relationships.

A short and silly ditty about playing the ukulele

A song written for outdoor educators, introducing a bird call that the educator can use to cue children to an action. Used when doing tricky things and to practice emergency gathering when a danger is spotted. Practice bird calls and what children can do. Social emotional components include relationships, interpersonal and group behavior, self regulation, safety and movement in a group.

A little song celebrating fortitude, or sticking to it! A little bit silly and a little bit fun.

A little song celebrating fortitude, or sticking to it! A little bit silly and a little bit fun.

A lullaby to sing in the evening and the morning. At bed time, we sing about how we will connect in the morning. In the eventing, we sing about how we're are now connecting.

A ditty to get you moving with parts of your body making the infinity sign. It's a bit silly and keeps going on and on. A unicorn to share time together, shift energy or help get a group moving together. With yoga, use as a warm-up or cooldown, moving parts of the body. national PE standards- identifying and moving parts of body and moving with a group.

An affirmation song about being true to oneself, while others are true toes to themselves. Includes purpose, intentions, and a newer version includes doing hard things.

Kathryn's take on the old classic! A song to accompany the oldie, with a spotlight on grit and fortitude for some Social emotional goodness.