I'm back in the kindergarten classroom after three years of staying at home and I cannot remember this name chant I did in the beginning of the year! It had such a good beat (definitely wasn't to a nursery rhyme tune or anything) and it started with "where is *student name*? Where is *student name*?" Then the student would get up and dance in the middle for about 10 seconds and it ended with "because *student name* came to school today!"
Lol. This isn't a lot to go off of but I'm praying someone knows it!!
Hello (Original Author Unknown) Sung to: "Frere Jacques"
Hello, (child's Name) Hello, (child's name) How are you? How are you? We're so glad to have you, We're so glad to have you. Here at school, here at school
Glad To See You (Original Author Unknown) Sung to: "Frere Jacques"
Teacher: I'm Ms. (name), I'm Ms. (name). That's my name, That's my name. Glad to see you here. Glad to see you here. What's your name? What's your name?
Child: I am (name), I am (name). That's my name, that's my name. I am glad to be here, I am glad to be here. At school today, at school today.
Present name card or photo & wait for children to name child.
Sing: Hello ... (child's name) Hello ... How are you? How are you? Glad you came to school today. Glad you came to school today Please shake my hand. Please shake my hand. (shake child's hand)
Say hi to child using their name and encourage them to say hi to you with your name. Contributed By: April
Thanks so much guys, but I'm starting to think this was something the old music teacher at my school made up herself because no matter what I google I just can't find it. Womp womp.
Silver lining is that I found out what my schedule is yesterday and I probably won't ever have time to fit in any fun chants? Lol : /