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Ram Sam Sam Just 10 Minutes Music Mondays
Music Mondays

10 Minutes of Fun: Sing & Play “Ram Sam Sam” With Your Child

Spend just ten minutes learning a playful sing-along and movement game called Ram Sam Sam! In this short video, Piper teaches the words and motions, encouraging you to try different tempos, from slow and steady to fast-fast-fast. A joyful way to connect, move, and laugh together!

Baby Birdie Just 10 Minutes
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Teach Your Child the “Baby Birdie” Song in 10 Minutes

Turn playtime into a joyful musical moment! In just ten minutes, you and your little one can sing and act out the adorable “Baby Birdie” song. Start curled up like a hatching bird, then stretch, flap your wings, and soar together before plopping back down for a giggly “BOOM!” This playful activity encourages movement, imagination, and bonding through song.

Apples and Banana Sing Along
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Play with Sounds: Practice Long Vowels with “Apples and Bananas”

In just ten minutes, turn a classic children’s tune into a playful phonics lesson! Singing “Apples and Bananas” is a fun and engaging way for kids to practice long vowel sounds while laughing and learning. Repeat the chorus, change up the vowels, and try silly new versions like “Eeples and Bee-nee-nees!” This easy musical activity makes learning language skills joyful and screen-free.

Early in the Morning Music Mondays
Music Mondays

Sing-A-Long “Early in the Morning” : A Musical Game Kids Love

Looking for a quick, screen-free way to bring music and laughter into your home? Try “Early in the Morning,” a simple musical game that gets the whole family singing! All you need are a few envelopes, some creativity, and ten minutes of your day. Learn how to play, sing along, and enjoy this delightful activity featuring Ryan Ballantyne.

firetruck song just ten minutes
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Sing and Pretend Play: The “Firetruck” Song in Just 10 Minutes

In just ten minutes, you and your child can enjoy the excitement of the Firetruck Song! Pretend to drive the truck, spray the hose, climb the ladder, and steer fast or slow. This playful song is a perfect way to mix music with imaginative fun. With movement, rhythm, and lots of giggles, it’s sure to become a favorite part of your day together.

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Sing and Sign “Lady, Lady”: A Sweet Bedtime Lullaby in 10 Minutes

In just ten minutes, you and your child can learn the tender folk lullaby Lady, Lady. This short and sweet song is a perfect way to wind down at bedtime. Hold your child close, sway together, and enjoy the calming rhythm. Watch the video to discover simple signed words you can add as you sing. Your child loves your voice best, so share it with them as you make this lullaby part of your nighttime routine.

Twinkle Twinkle Little Star learn to sing and sign
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Teach Your Child to Sing & Sign “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star” in Just 10 Minutes

In just ten minutes, you and your child can learn to sign the classic song Twinkle Twinkle Little Star together. By adding the ASL sign for “star”, rubbing your pointer fingers together as you point toward the
sky, you’ll make this beloved lullaby even more engaging. Watch the video tutorial, sing along, and enjoy the special connection. After all, your child loves your voice most!

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“Who Has the Tennis Ball”: A Fun 10-Minute Music Game to Play with Your Child

Looking for a quick, joyful way to connect with your child through music? Try the musical passing game Who Has the Tennis Ball?. In just ten minutes, you’ll sing, laugh, and take turns passing a ball or any object you have handy, while your child gets to shine with their own solo moment. It’s simple, fun, and a wonderful way to share music together. Watch the video to learn the song and sing along, your child loves your voice best!

The Itsy Bitsy Spider
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Sing, Play, and Bond: The Itsy Bitsy Spider in 10 Minutes

In just ten minutes, you and your child can enjoy the timeless classic The Itsy Bitsy Spider. This finger play has brought joy to generations, helping kids connect through song, rhythm, and movement. If the “spider” motion feels tricky, try a simple fingertip variation instead. Watch our video to see a dad and son sing, laugh, and move together!