Thunder and Raindrops
New words with a familiar tune —a format for success when beginning to sing harmony.
New words with a familiar tune —a format for success when beginning to sing harmony.
Is a round, or are they partner songs, or does it matter? Have fun with harmony putting these words and tunes together anyway you want!
Try another “donkey” round –this favourite is from Belgium.
How sweet the sound of a donkey braying? Add Hee-Haws to this traditional round.
Whether/Weather homophones make this round go round!
Ickle Ockle may be used to try out music reading skills or harmonize by singing as a round. Or teach it as a Counting Rhyme and listen for it on the school yard!
Paddle with this rhythmic round in a Canadian icon (canoe).
Snowy words to three partner songs based on the familiar “Rock-a-my Soul” trio. Mix and match for harmony practice with voices or instruments. Built into the video is re-enforcement of “tim-ri ta”.
Get together with this traditional tune to “keep our world green”.
Get together with this familiar tune to “keep our world green”.
Chase the frog around and around, and see if in the muddle both groups in the round land on the rests at the same time!