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“Over in the meadow in the sand and the sun lives a dear mother rabbit and her little rabbit ONE. Hop says the mother. I hop, says the one! And they hop and they hop in the sand and the sun. Over in the meadow where the stream runs blue, lives a dear mother fishy and her baby fishies TWO. Swim, says the mother ! We swim, say the two. And they swim and they swim where the stream runs blue. Over in the meadow in the big oak tree lives a dear mother robin and her baby robins THREE. Fly, says the mother. We fly, say the three. And they fly and they fly around the big oak tree.”

“Little birdie in her nest at night sleeps so tight. When morning breaks she awakes and softly twits tee wit tee wit twit twit (2x). Off she flies wings wings wings. She finds a branch and softly sings chickadee chickadee dee dee dee (2x). Off she flies - wings wings wings. She seeds some seeds peck peck peck pey - she pecks the seeds away (2x). She finally rests. ‘For all good things, thank you,’ she sings.”

“Spring Is Coming” is a beautiful folk song perfect for circle time with a group of children or with your own child/ren at home. Song: Oral tradition Movements: Kelsi Lee (Musical Conexion) Www.musicalconexion.com

“Brave and True” is a verse often used in Waldorf education. It is associated with Michaelmas. It can be sung acapela together with just voice and played with a simple flute melody.

“Fa La La” a fun and simple jingle that you can make your own, improvising and changing with the seasons and with the child or children you’re connecting with. I like to add shakers and bells and invite everyone up to dance a bit!

“See see see” is a traditional song (likely Dutch in origin) for children. The last verse was added by Kelsi Lee, who lives in Midwest America where many squirrels are out to play! See see see three birdies in the tree (2x) One can chirp and one can sing. One is just a tiny thing. See see see three birdies in the tree. / Look look look three ducks are in the brook (2x) One is white and one is brown. One is swimming upside down. Look look look three ducks are in the brook. / Hey hey hey three squirrels out to play (2x) One goes up and one comes down. One is running all around. Hey hey hey let’s go out to play! Oral children’s folk song Movements by Kelsi Lee of Musical Conexion

“Let’s Make a Circle” is a lovely verse and song that can be fitting to begin circle time. Let’s make a circle as big as the sun. Let’s make a circle including everyone. Let’s make a circle were light can shine through. Let’s make a circle including all of you. Traditional early childhood verse Melody & Movements: Kelsi Lee of Musical Conexion

“Tirra Lirra Lirra in The Spring” is an old German children folk song translated to English. We learned it through Dany Rosevear who is breathing new life into many lovely children’s songs. Lyrics: Tirra Lirra Lirra spring is here. Orioles and robins sweetly sing. From the leafy branches you will hear - Tirra Lirra Lirra spring is here. Sung by Kelsi Lee of Musical Conexion 2022