Another easy singing time prop & visual to have with you for every and any Sunday. Print it out and have it ready for those last-minute plans.
How To
Print it and glue/tape them to Popsicle sticks or those free wooden sticks you can get for mixing paint at the hardware store. Hold them yourself or pick a child who’s sitting reverently to come to the front of the classroom and hold them.
Full-page & Half-page
I’ve included two sizes: incase you’re wanting to save ink, you can use the first link which is a smaller size BUT I heavily recommend the BIG size! It makes a big difference and it’s so important for all the children to be able to see your visuals. I fully believe in “the bigger, the better.” If you use the bigger size, you’ll definitely want to use the paint mixing sticks as I mentioned earlier.
When I got called as primary chorister, this was one of the first things I thought of making. These signs are perfect for engaging all the children and to aid in keeping their attention. If you don’t have anything like this yet, you need to add these NEXT to your collection of Primary Singing Time Visuals.
If you’re looking for more props that are easy to use and versatile for every Sunday, check out these “Sing and Stop” signs. You can find them here.
OR one of my very favorite visuals-“Singing Sally” (for teaching and playing with “loud” and “quiet”). I hope you enjoy!
Easy Singing time props
