Scarf Movement Activity Song “My Little Garden”: Music, Movement, Literacy

Scarf movement activity song “My Little Garden” is just right for your spring music lessons and activities. The original song with familiar melodies will captivate your students attention through creative play, imagination and movement.

No need to worry about teaching the actions-project the teaching video for students to learn the lyrics and the actions.

Next- sing and move with the scarf movement video for a complete music and movement lesson.

Easy and time saving prep with these interactive materials to help your students sing, move and pretend play.

There’s also cute visuals like a teaching presentation and flash cards you can print for more scarf movement fun.

Your students will love taking a trip to the garden, singing the original song as they wave their scarves around.

Best for PreK- 2nd Grades.

LEARNING GOALS:

• Play a Circle Game
• Pretend play (take a trip to the garden)
• Sing a Song
• Move to music
• Wave a scarf in a pattern
• Make literacy and music connections (sequencing/patterns)

RESOURCE INCLUDES:

• Teaching Directions and Lesson Steps
• Teaching Presentation with patterns and practice pages
• Sheet music for the melody
• Teaching video of scarf actions/lyrics
• Scarf Movement video with music and pictures/lyrics
• Story book presentation of lyrics and actions
• Audio Files of the music
• Flash cards of each scarf action
• Coloring page for “spring”

WHY SCARF MOVEMENT HELPS STUDENTS LEARN:

• Enhances Engagement and Comprehension – Combining storytelling with music captures children’s attention, making learning more enjoyable. The rhythm, melody, and movement help reinforce the story’s themes and emotions, deepening their understanding and connection to the material.
• Supports Multisensory Learning – Pairing books with music activities engages multiple senses—listening, movement, and visual cues—which strengthens memory and learning. This approach benefits all learners, including those with different learning styles and needs.
• Encourages Creativity and Expression – Music activities allow children to interact with stories in a dynamic way, whether through singing, movement, or instrument play. This fosters creativity, self-expression, and a deeper appreciation for both music and storytelling.

USE THIS RESOURCE:

Use this in your home, preschool, and elementary music classes.

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